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Yup'ik Raven This collection of student work is from Frank Keim's classes. He wants to share these works for others to use as an example of culturally-based curriculum and documentation. These documents have been OCR-scanned and are available for educational use only.


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Olga Soolook
Computer Aide

Olga was born in Bethel, Alaska, in 1965. She grew up here in Marshall and went to school here and at Mt. Edgecumbe. She graduated here in Marshall in 1983.

Olga has been working here since September,1990. She worked as a Special Ed. Aide for about three years and a Computer Aide after that. She plans to work a couple more years. She likes her job most of the time, except when kids don't listen.

Olga was interested in her job because it was better than working at the Co-op store. When she was working as a Special Ed. Aide she needed to take one or two workshops per year. Now she is working as the Computer Aide, she gets on-the-job training by reading manuals or using the phone.

Olga feels that her job keeps her stimulated because she likes working with computers and she likes fixing them when they break down. The best thing about her job is on Mondays when she has math with the kids and on Fridays when we get out of school early. The worst thing about her job is during lunch and when she has outside duty for the elementary students.

Tatiana Sergie


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