Curriculum Resources for the Alaskan Environment
Judy Diamondstone *
Ray Barnhardt
Small High Schools
Project
Center for Cross-Cultural Studies
University of Alaska Fairbanks
© copyright 1990, by Center for Cross-Cultural Studies, College of
Rural Alaska, University of Alaska Fairbanks. All materials in
this manual may be reproduced.
Publications Center
Center for Cross-Cultural Studies
College of Rural Alaska
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Fairbanks, AK 99775
Printing History: First Edition -
January, 1990
Credits: Editors
- Ray
Barnhardt and Judy Diamondstone
Layout/Design
- Publications
Center
Elmer E. Rasmuson Library
Cataloging-in-Publishing Data.
- Diamondstone, Judy.
- Curriculum resources for the Alaskan
environment.
1. Education-Alaska-Curricula. 2.
Curriculum planning-Alaska. I. Barnhardt, Ray. II. University
of Alaska Fairbanks. Center for Cross-Cultural Studies. Ill. Small
High Schools Project. IV. Title.
LB1561.A4D53 1990
The cover
design, "Brotherhood," was created by Mida Swan in the
Native Arts Class taught by Kathy Harbeson at the McQueen
School, Kivalina, Northwest Arctic School District,
Alaska.
ISBN 1-877962-12-0
Acknowledgments
This collection is the culmination of multiple
efforts over a period of years. Many teachers took the time to write
down successful curriculum ideas and several graduate students
rewrote the ideas onto a single-page format. Then all of the projects
were reorganized, edited, and entered into a computer by Judy
Diamondstone as a graduate project for her master's degree in
cross-cultural education. Finally, Barbara Tabbert and Kim Hagen
converted the document into a publishable form. Our sincere thanks to
all who have made a contribution to this effort.
Ray Barnhardt
Judy Diamondstone
Contents
Introduction
Environmental
Studies
Communication
Arts
Cultural
Ecology
Resource
Catalog
Appendix
Culture, Community,
and the Curriculum by Ray
Barnhardt
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