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    Program Evaluation: Rose Urban Rural Teacher Training 2004

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    Author
    Frazier, Rosyland
    McDiarmid, G. Williamson
    Hill, Alexandra
    Keyword
    teacher training
    culture
    rose urban rural youth program
    middle school
    high school
    Alaska Native
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/12097
    Abstract
    Teacher Training, together with the Student Exchange and the Sister School Exchange, make up the Rose Urban Rural Exchange. That broad program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education and administered by the Alaska Humanities Forum. It is intended to build mutual understanding and a statewide sense of community by bringing urban students and teachers to rural Alaska-and rural students and teachers to urban Alaska-to learn about each other's cultures. Under the Teacher Training program, teachers from middle schools and high schools in urban areas participate in cultural camps sponsored by rural communities and Alaska Native organizations. These camps, many of which have been operating for more than a decade, introduce Native young people and adults to their traditions, histories, and cultures. Allowing urban teachers to share this experience is intended to help them develop a greater understanding of and respect for Alaska Native cultures and rural life.
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    2004
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    Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska.
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