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Family Education Model: Meeting the Student Retention Challenge.

Iris HeavyRunner, Richard DeCelles

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We came to the realization of how central the whole concept is to Native Americans and to our communities and how, in fact, family is a central concept to all societies. (J. E. Shanley, personal interview, February 6, 2002)

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We came to the realization of how central the whole concept is to Native Americans and to our communities and how, in fact, family is a central concept to all societies. (J. E. Shanley, personal interview, February 6, 2002)

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We came to the realization of how central the whole concept is to Native Americans and to our communities and how, in fact, family is a central concept to all societies. (J. E. Shanley, personal interview, February 6, 2002)

Key concepts: Pedagogy, Sociology, Psychology, Mathematics education

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