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Title	A comparison of the performance of Ute Indian and White children on verbal and non-verbal tests
Publication Type	thesis
School or College	College of Education
Department	Educational Psychology
Author	Shults, Elsie S.
Date	1960
Description	As the American Indian has been crowded out of the thousands of acres required by his primitive methods of wresting a living from the earth, 1 t has gradually become apparent even to the Indian that he must adapt to the white man's culture or be gradually extinguished. Trends of the last several decades in Federal Indian policy are all away from the old isolation or wardship and toward integration and assimilation of the tribal members as full- fledged citizens of the United States. In many cases tribes have formed tribal councils which assume the role of protectors of the economic and social interests of the tribal members. In other tribes where the Indians are more educated, acculturated and competent, this stage has not been deemed necessary, and each I ndian is already assuming bis individual responsibilities as an independent citizen.
Type	Text
Publisher	University of Utah
Subject	Ute Children - Intelligence testing; Children - Intelligence testing
Dissertation Name	Master of Arts
Language	eng
Rights Management	© Elsie S. Shults
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OCR Text	Show 24 15R. J. Havi6hurst and B. L. eugarten, American Indian White Children (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, ate Studies 1955r:-- 16Frederick Foundation, J. (New York: 1957). 17Gottfried, Transition" Dockstader, The American Indian in Gradu Museum of tAmerican Indian, Hey-e--- O. Lang, "A study of the Whiterock Utes in The University of (unpublished Master's Thesis, Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, 18paul 1953). "Rohrschach Performances of the Ute Indians" (unpublished Master's Thesis, The University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1953). A. Hauck, 19Kenneth R. McClellan, "The Ute Indians Programs" (unpublished Master's Thesis, Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah,'- 1953) tional ' and Their Educa The University of • 2QWilson Rockwell, The , Forgotten People (Denver: Sage Books-Alan Swallow, 195b). 21Reginald (Ft. Duchesne, graph.d) O. Utah: Curry, "Three Ute Tribal Year Report (1951-1954)" Mimeo Council, May, 1954. • 2 , (Ft. Duchesne, graphed) Utah: ffThe Ute Ten Year Development Ute Tribal Council, May, 1957. Program" Mimeo • 23 General (Ft. Mimeographed) Agency. , "Annual Report (Submitted 1959)1t of the Ute Indian Tribe, Duchesne, Utah: Ute Tribal Council • Ulntah and to the Ouray Council, May, 1959.
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