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Pingayak, John – 1998
The Cup'ik people are a group of Yup'ik Eskimos who live in southwest Alaska. This curriculum aims to enhance Cup'ik students' interest in their own culture by making that culture a part of their daily activities; to teach students to practice the traditional Cup'ik respect for elders, fellow students, and others in the community; and to teach…
Descriptors: Alaska Natives, American Indian Education, Cultural Education, Culturally Relevant Education
Kleinfeld, Judith; Shinkwin, Anne – 1983
This paper on a widespread nonformal American educational experience, the Boy Scouts, describes the close relationship between family socialization and scouting, and the education that occurs in three key scouting settings: camp-outs, troop meetings, and scout service projects. The paper argues that certain types of families deliberately use…
Descriptors: Camping, Educational Experience, Family Influence, Family Involvement