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Introduction
Part I Locating Indigenous education in conventional teacher education programmes
1 Lessons and legacies: Forty years of Alaska Native teacher preparation at the University of Alaska Fairbanks
2 Teaching the teachers: Re-educating Australian teachers in Indigenous education
3 Indigenous cultural competence: Building indigenously culturally competent teacher education programs at Charles Sturt University
4 Developing understanding of Indigenous culture: Experiences from Australian pre-service teachers
5 Integrating Indigenous Māori frameworks to ignite understandings within initial teacher education
and beyond
6 Beyond the classroom: The impact of a required Indigenous education course in the lives of teacher candidates
Part II Indigenous language teacher training
7 Bridging the gap in Indigenous Australian languages teacher education
8 Connecting Indigenous languages policy, programs, and practices
9 Distinctive pathways of preparing Hawaiian language medium-immersion educators
10 Huarahi Māori: Two decades of Indigenous teacher education at the University of Auckland
11 Diving into the language work: Preparing teachers for the Diné language classroom
12 Building on achievements: Training options for Gumbaynggirr language teachers
13 Lighting a fire: Community-based Indigenous language teacher education
Part III Indigenous-led teacher education programmes
14 Raven's response to teacher education: NITEP, an Indigenous story
15 "Hold strongly to one another": The development of an Indigenous teacher preparation and professional development program
16 Looking at the evolution of University of Nuhelot'ine Thaiyots'I nistamêyimâkanak Blue Quills language programmes
Part IV Living to lead in Indigenous teacher education
17 Aloha Kumu, Aloha 'Āina: A graduate program to prepare teacher leaders for the health, wellbeing, and prosperity of Lāhui Hawai'i
18 Strong foundations, stronger futures: Using theory-based design to embed Indigenous Australian education content in a teacher education programme
19 onikanêw: 'she who leads'. Learning to lead in education
20 The price of equity in Aotearoa New Zealand teacher education: A critical institutional ethnographic perspective.
Part I Locating Indigenous education in conventional teacher education programmes
1 Lessons and legacies: Forty years of Alaska Native teacher preparation at the University of Alaska Fairbanks
2 Teaching the teachers: Re-educating Australian teachers in Indigenous education
3 Indigenous cultural competence: Building indigenously culturally competent teacher education programs at Charles Sturt University
4 Developing understanding of Indigenous culture: Experiences from Australian pre-service teachers
5 Integrating Indigenous Māori frameworks to ignite understandings within initial teacher education
and beyond
6 Beyond the classroom: The impact of a required Indigenous education course in the lives of teacher candidates
Part II Indigenous language teacher training
7 Bridging the gap in Indigenous Australian languages teacher education
8 Connecting Indigenous languages policy, programs, and practices
9 Distinctive pathways of preparing Hawaiian language medium-immersion educators
10 Huarahi Māori: Two decades of Indigenous teacher education at the University of Auckland
11 Diving into the language work: Preparing teachers for the Diné language classroom
12 Building on achievements: Training options for Gumbaynggirr language teachers
13 Lighting a fire: Community-based Indigenous language teacher education
Part III Indigenous-led teacher education programmes
14 Raven's response to teacher education: NITEP, an Indigenous story
15 "Hold strongly to one another": The development of an Indigenous teacher preparation and professional development program
16 Looking at the evolution of University of Nuhelot'ine Thaiyots'I nistamêyimâkanak Blue Quills language programmes
Part IV Living to lead in Indigenous teacher education
17 Aloha Kumu, Aloha 'Āina: A graduate program to prepare teacher leaders for the health, wellbeing, and prosperity of Lāhui Hawai'i
18 Strong foundations, stronger futures: Using theory-based design to embed Indigenous Australian education content in a teacher education programme
19 onikanêw: 'she who leads'. Learning to lead in education
20 The price of equity in Aotearoa New Zealand teacher education: A critical institutional ethnographic perspective.