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'Ndahoo'aah is an annual Navajo culture program held at Monument Valley High School. THIS/THESE PERSON(S) developed the program in 1994. The program teaches traditional Navajo CRAFT SKILL as well as modern COMPUTER PROGRAM.

'Ndahoo'aah Meaning

In Navajo, the phrase 'Ndahaoo'aah translates to "relearning" or "new learning" the Navajo way of life. ^[1]

References

^ The Navajo Times Online: Math made fun

External links

Ndahoo'ah -- Relearning, New Learning

[1] The Navajo Times Online: Math made fun

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