Thank you for attending our presentation, Reducing, Not Introducing, Barriers to Success in STEM Education with AnnMaria De Mars, National University and The Julia Group, Annette Mennem , Minot State University, Maria Burns Ortiz, 7 Generation Games, and education consultants Juliana Taken Alive and Janna Jensen.
You can find links to all of the specific resources we mentioned below. You can find many more at the Teacher Resource Site. Thank you to Christy Hanson and Daniel Mondaca for putting that site together.
POWERPOINTS
Examples from Spirit Lake: The Game
This game runs on Mac and Windows computer, teaching multiplication, division, Dakota history and culture. The PowerPoints can be used stand-alone without the game.
Some may be appropriate for lower grades, e.g.,
math terms, •5 things to know about subtraction, •Make it an easier problem
VIDEOS
The videos in the presentation are from the game Making Camp Ojibwe. A link to all of the videos from that game are below. You can also find hundreds of videos on mathematics, Dakota, Ojibwe and Lakota culture on our Youtube channel.
LESSON PLANS
Lesson plans can be found at growingmath.org by grade, for teachers who would like to integrate games and videos into their instruction.
GAMES
Free demo games for Chromebook, Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android can be found here.
NIEA attendees can receive a free teacher copy of any of our games for evaluation purposes. Just email info@7generationgames.com or fill out our contact form.
Games to teach decision-making
Designed for youth aged 13-19, use Crossroads software in your efforts to understand and aid youth in the choices they face in life
MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY NATIVE AMERICAN CENTER
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Thanks to U.S. Department of Agriculture and National Institutes of Health Small Business Innovation Research programs for supporting our research.
