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NDNAEU 1 Extended Description- JT Shining Oneside

Explore NDNAEU 1 Extended Description- JT Shining Oneside with available transcripts, learning questions and source alignments in the South Dakota and North Dakota Elder

Interview · North Dakota · JT Shining Oneside · NDNAEU 1

Themes: Kinship & family, Storytelling & oral tradition, Education & learning, Spirituality & ceremony, Food & plants, Children & young people

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Learn About questions

1. How does JT Shining Oneside describe the relationship among different Tribal creation stories? 2. What roles do ceremonies, medicines and plants have in the description? 3. What purpose does she give to teaching youth the Creator's natural laws?

Learn From questions

1. How can I listen to an origin story without comparing it competitively with my own? 2. What relationships help me feel connected to life around me? 3. What responsibility do I have when learning about teachings that belong to another community?

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NDNAEU 1 Extended Description- JT Shining Oneside

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The first one of the North Dakota native american essential understandings the first one is the sacred relatives and extended description the tribes in North Dakota have creation stories telling how we came into being on earth no tribe disagrees with or makes fun of another tribal creation story the story’s connect to one another we practice our ceremonies medicines and plants to keep us whole and connected to the great mystery of life we teach our youth the natural laws of the Creator for their well-being

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NDNAEU document credits: JT Shining Oneside — Turtle Mountain (Chippewa).

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