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Alaska Title I ESEA Evaluation Report, Fiscal 1977.

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Alaska State Dept. of Education, Juneau. – 1978

In 1976-77 a total of 5,917 students participated in Title I programs in the State of Alaska. Program emphasis continued to be on supplementary instruction in the basic skills from the preschool through the elementary and secondary levels. The most obvious trend in the Title I programs and their greatest strength over the past several years is…

Descriptors: Alaska Natives, Basic Skills, Compensatory Education, Cooperative Programs

The Big Job in the Small Schools or "In a One-Teacher School Can You Call It Mainstreaming?"

Johnson, Marilyn Kay; And Others – 1983

The geographic, enviornmental, and demographic conditions in Alaska create extreme difficulties for rural small school teachers who must cope with students with abilities ranging from gifted to retarded. Mainstreaming is taken for granted in Alaska where program development to aid rural teachers in providing special education services to their…

Descriptors: Alaska Natives, American Indian Education, Centralization, Delivery Systems