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Due to challenges with developmental mathematics courses, tribal college faculty have partnered with Carnegie Math Pathways to create a more student-centered curriculum.
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Balance and Harmony: Ojibwe Mathematics at Turtle Mountain Community College
At Turtle Mountain Community College, new courses and a baccalaureate program in Indigenous mathematizing are intrinsically connected to place, language, and culture, being predicated on thinking, doing, living, and being.
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This New Math Really Works
With a failure rate of 80 percent in calculus, many Haskell Indian Nations University students dreaded the class. However, Jon Cruver, along with 23 other institutions in the Harvard Consortium for Calculus,
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Report Proposes More Support to Math and Science Training
Tribal colleges are eager to train students in math and the sciences, but are hampered by limited money, geographic isolation and poor student preparation, according to a new report from the American Indian Higher Education Consortium.
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Teaching Minds, Healing Bodies: A Canadian college encourages students to enter health careers by emphasizing math and science skills
Preparing students for careers in health is a priority of Saskatchewan Indian Federated College.
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Making Math Relevant: Students and teachers help each other through a Montana State University program
Montana State University helps make math meaningful for Indian students and their teachers.
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Blackfeet College Program Helps Make Math Accessible
Blackfeet Community College is working to strengthen math and science education for its community by joining in a partnership with teachers, public schools and four-year colleges.
