How do you think education in boarding schools differed

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From reading the book American Street by Ibi Zoboi: Answer the following questions.

1. Did forced assimilation through boarding schools succeed or fail?

2. How do you think education in boarding schools differed from public education received by non-Indian children in the late-19th and early-20th centuries?

3. What other types of educational experiences do you think policy makers might have considered for American Indian children?

4. Do you think there are any parallels between the boarding school experiences and experiences of English Language Learners in schools?

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