HARRIET ARZU SCARBOROUGH
"The Garifuna world comes across as both ephemeral and lasting in Harriet Arzu Scarborough's poetry." - Catalina R.
I Sing Barranco, by Harriet Arzu Scarborough, paints unforgettable images celebrating the golden years of Barranco, a Garifuna village in southern Belize. Her poems sing with beauty, joy, sadness and hope.
FIDIDA,FIDIDA (THIS AND THAT):
GROWING UP GARIFUNA AND BELIZEAN
Fidida, Fidida (This and That): Growing Up Garifuna and Belizean is a poetic tribute to the resilience, beauty, and cultural richness of the Garifuna people. Harriet Arzu Scarborough, a native of Barranco, Belize, and a longtime resident of Tucson, Arizona, shares forty-five poems that journey from ancestral origins to modern life, capturing the spirit of a people often overlooked in history books.
Writing Across the Curriculum in Secondary Classrooms: Teaching from a Diverse Perspective
Writing Across the Curriculum provides cross-curriculuar coverage along with a multicultural viewpoint. This is a collection of contributed articles on how to teach writing effectively across the curriculum in secondary, multicultural classrooms. This valuable resource offers a wealth of varied perspectives and practical suggestions for involving readers in the use of writing as a tool for thinking. Topics covered include mathematics and science, writing to learn, professional perspectives, and more. Ideal for use as a core text for secondary writing methods courses that emphasize writing and learning across the curriculum.
"Weaving in a Culture" is featured in Volume 37 of the Caribbean Writer
Carrying: Recognition and Repair