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  • Culture and Language
  • Oral Health

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  • Cultural traditions (5)
  • AIAN (2)
  • Tribal language (2)
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  • Brush Up on Oral Health (BUOH) (2)

Topic

  • Culture and Language
  • Oral Health

Tag

  • Cultural traditions (5)
  • AIAN (2)
  • Tribal language (2)
  • Learning activity (1)

Audience

Program Options

Type

  • Article (4)
  • Video (2)

Age Group

  • Preschoolers (1)

Program Type

Series

  • Brush Up on Oral Health (BUOH) (2)
Cultural traditions

Using Culturally Responsive Practices to Promote Oral Health

Explore culturally responsive practices and how staff can help parents promote their children’s oral health.

Health Literacy, Language, and Culture

Learn how to support pregnant people and parents in obtaining, processing, and understanding information to make appropriate oral health decisions, taking into account families’ language and culture.

Making It Work Training Guide and Ongoing Implementation Support

Learn how to train staff to implement the Making It Work (MIW) process and use the American Indian and Alaska Native-focused in-service suites in this work. Hear successful implementation stories from the field.

Cultural Learning Experiences in Tribal Early Learning Settings

These videos demonstrate cultural practices in tribal early learning settings that support children's development in all Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework (ELOF) domains.

Implementing Cultural Learning Experiences in AIAN Settings: A Webinar on Making It Work

Explore Making It Work, a guide for implementing cultural learning experiences in American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) programs. Learn how traditional values and lifeways are put at the center of AIAN programs.

Incorporating Cultural Themes to Promote Preschoolers’ Critical Thinking in American Indian Head Start Classrooms

Connecting to cultural traditions enhances opportunities for parents to participate in their roles as their children’s primary teachers. Teaching teams, including parents and families may use this resource to understand how culturally relevant experiences help children develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This resource offers steps to designing a culture-based inquiry unit that may be adapted to any community.

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