From silt to salt: A multicultural teaching guide to Southcentral Alaska

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Butler, Sophia
Demmert, Jerry
Nesheim, Shaun
O'Leary, Meghan
Seidl, Reuben
Shearer, Mason
Peppas, Peter
Lunda, Angela
Lo, Deborah E.
Keyword
Place-based curriculum
Culturally responsive teaching
Southcentral Alaska
Alutiiq
Dena'ina
Sugpiaq
Kenai Peninsula
Cook Inlet
Matanuska Susitna river valley
Copper river valley
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http://hdl.handle.net/11122/15732
Abstract
University of Alaska Southeast Masters in Teaching Students Sophia Butler, Jerry Demmert, Shaun Nesheim, Meghan O’Leary, Reuben Seidl, and Mason Shearer, have written this book for those interested in Alaska, particularly educators. It includes lesson plans focusing on place-based and multicultural education as well as a detailed introduction to Southcentral Alaska, the most populated and varied region in the state.
Table of Contents
Introduction -- 1. Southcentral Alaska -- Southcentral geography -- Indigenous peoples and technologies -- History and culture -- People -- Cook Inlet Region, Inc. -- Health care for Alaska Natives -- Agriculture -- Fishing -- Recreation -- People of today -- 2. Southcentral lessons -- Hybrid Legends -- Maintaining diversity with keystone species -- Traditional medicine of Southcentral Alaska -- The impact of World War II -- Music of Southcentral Alaska -- Exxon Valdez oil spill -- Glossary
Date
2016
Publisher
University of Alaska Southeast
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Book
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Butler, S., Demmert, J., Nesheim, S., O’Leary, M., Seidl, R., Shearer, M., Lunda, A., & Lo, D. E. (2016). From silt to salt: A multicultural teaching guide to Southcentral Alaska. University of Alaska Southeast.
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