tangentially related, and perhaps also of interest to mathematics advocates
here in the southwest, is another documentary by Csicsery called *Navajo
Math Circles*: http://www.zalafilms.com/navajo/about.html

"""
Hundreds of Navajo children in recent years have found themselves at the
center of a lively collaboration with mathematicians from around the world.
The children stay late after school and assemble over the summer to study
mathematics, using a model called math circles, which originated in Eastern
Europe and which has proliferated across the United States. This notion of
student-centered learning puts children in charge of exploring mathematics
to their own joy and satisfaction, with potentially long-lasting results.
"""



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