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Daugherty, Ronald D.; And Others – 1978
A vocational education inservice training needs assessment survey was conducted among secondary school principals, teachers, superintendents, coordinators, and teacher aides throughout the state of Alaska. Individuals were asked to rate their own needs for inservice training in various areas of vocational education, the methods of inservice…
Descriptors: Educational Administration, Educational Needs, Educational Objectives, Inservice Education
Download full textAlaska State Dept. of Education, Juneau. – 1990
This world history equity module was developed as a teacher training resource for use by Alaska local school districts. The manual is divided to facilitate the development of district professional development activities as well as to provide specific examples for inclusion of women in the curriculum. Alaska has one of the strongest state sex…
Descriptors: Civil Rights, Elementary Secondary Education, Equal Education, Inservice Teacher Education
Ryan, Susan, Ed.; Kurka, Diana, Ed. – 1997
This document presents three inservice training modules which focus on the inclusion of students with disabilities in regular education settings in Alaska schools. Module 1, "Setting our Sights on Inclusion," by Diana Kurka, is a three-hour inservice program which provides an introduction to inclusion via sections on: legal and…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Cooperative Learning, Curriculum Development, Disabilities
Weeds, Denise Jarrett – Northwest Education, 2002
Descriptions of students projects raising chickens and studying salmon illustrate how project-based learning engages high-risk Alaska Native students. Projects make learning relevant, involve the community, increase student self-esteem, and help students and teachers bond with each other. A 4-day workshop for teachers emphasized how projects must…
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Active Learning, Alaska Natives, American Indian Education
