A Window Unobscured: Stories from Guahån Teachers Print as she joins her grandfather

as she joins her grandfather

Birth Lands

“Island in Sight

The book uses common and simple CHamoru phrases and vocabulary ideal for helping adults and children incorporate the language in their everyday lives

This work is an important contribution to the decolonizing of biomedical research and argues that neurological diseases can be better understood if they are also seen as social and cultural phenomena

A Window Unobscured: Stories from Guahån Teachers Print as she joins her grandfatherA Window Unobscured, published by Ta Tuge' Mo'na, reveals a glimpse inside the world of educators and a unique understanding of the profession as they experience it today. Through the eyes of teachers, each writer offers readers a different perspective of Guhan's public middle and high schools. This collection is meant for current and future educators and for those who have wondered: what do the teachers have to say?