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Sean Asiqluq Topkok – Journal of Folklore and Education, 2018
Indigenous theoretical frameworks are important because they offer an Indigenous perspective on research for academia. This case study of two university courses illustrates how to collaborate with students and community members to document their place and heritages, improve teacher retention by active involvement, and provide preservice teachers…
Descriptors: Indigenous Populations, North Americans, Indigenous Knowledge, Teacher Persistence
Rader, Heidi B.; Gannon, Glenna – Journal of Extension, 2015
Extension could rely more on distance education to expand its outreach with deflating budgets. In Alaska, where people are few and far between and even inaccessible by road, opportunities for distance-delivered outreach are particularly significant. In this article, we explore the efficacy of a mixed-method teaching approach that combined three…
Descriptors: Extension Education, Teaching Methods, Delivery Systems, Blended Learning

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