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In this lesson from POV, students will watch four video clips that provide glimpses into the lives of two high school seniors who live in New Mexico on the Navajo reservation. They will then analyze a current issue that Native Americans face (college completion) and will consider factors that might contribute to their own decisions either to enter or to complete college. Students will then explore different strategies that might be used to address this problem. The clips used in this lesson are from the film Up Heartbreak Hill, a documentary that follows two Navajo high school students during their senior year as they struggle with forming their identities, managing family relationships and making decisions about their futures. [9:53]
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college, "up heartbreak hill," a documentary that follows two navajo seniors struggling with their futures, pbs & wgbh educational foundation, pbs learningmedia, pbs learningmedia: point of view: up heartbreak hill: factors in a successful college experience - lesson plan, forming their identities, living on a reservation, making decisions about their futures, managing family relationships, identity formation, navajo