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    Program Evaluation: Rose Urban Rural Teacher Training 2005 (Amended)

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    Author
    Frazier, Rosyland
    McDiarmid, Williamson, G.
    Keyword
    Rose Urban Rural Youth
    teacher training
    Alaska Native
    cultural exchange
    middle schools
    high schools
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/12100
    Abstract
    Based on successful experiences in the Student Exchange component of the Rose Urban- Rural Exchange, the Alaska Humanities Forum developed Teacher Training to give urban teachers hands-on experience in rural Alaska Native culture. In 2002, the forum began this summer program for teachers, sending middle- and high-school teachers to Alaska Native culture and spirit camps in rural Alaska. At these camps, urban teachers are exposed to Native arts and crafts, history, subsistence lifestyle, language, and dance. Also at these camps, Alaska Native elders pass on their stories and culture to young people. Teachers go through an orientation before they leave for camp, and after their return they complete lesson plans based on their experiences. These individual lesson plans are compiled in a notebook of lesson plans that are available to all Alaska teachers to help them bridge the urban-rural divide. Also, because a semester of Alaska Studies is now a statewide graduation requirement, these lesson plans constitute a valuable resource for Alaska studies courses.
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    2005
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    Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska.
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