Summer program information coming soon.
2012 Summer Institutes
Call For Presenters for the 2012 Summer Literacy Institute: Rigorous Reading Instruction
In preparation for the 2012 Summer Literacy Institute: Rigorous Reading Instruction, the Department of Education and Early Development is recruiting presenters. The Institutes’ targeted audience is preschool providers, elementary teachers, secondary teachers from all content areas, para-professionals, instructional aides, reading specialists and administrators from all districts in improvement. Content presented at the Institute will be linked to the Alaska Literacy Blueprint: Birth to Graduation and follows the Blueprint in structure. Those interested in presenting at this institute may fill out the Request for Informal Proposal and submit it to: karen.melin@alaska.gov or elizabeth.davis@alaska.gov
Click on the following link to download the Presenters Application:
Final Presenters App for Lit Inst. 2012
Communicating Across Cultures with Father Oleksa
May 21-23, 2012 with online follow up work
- BP Center, Anchorage.
Join the Rev. Dr. Michael Oleksa, a leader in the development of cross-cultural communication in Alaska and student of Native cultures for Communicating Across Cultures a three credit, 500-level multicultural education course this summer. This course meets Alaska Department of Education and Early Development requirements for teacher certification and re-certification. This course has been approved by the Anchorage School District. Over a thousand Alaskan educators have participated in Father Oleksa’s ASDN classes over the last fifteen years.
The session begins with two-and-a-half days of instruction from Father Oleksa in Anchorage, and is completed online. The follow-up work must be completed online. A working email address and access to the Internet are required.Communicating Across Cultures participants will take a half-day, self-guided field trip to the Alaska Native Heritage Center as part of this class. All other activities will take place at the BP Energy Center in Anchorage.
Alaska Alive! with Father Oleksa
May 23-25, 2012 with online follow up work
- BP Center, Anchorage.
Join the Rev. Dr. Michael Oleksa, a leader in the development of cross-cultural communication in Alaska and student of Native cultures for Alaska Alive! a three credit, 500-level Alaska History course this summer. This course meets Alaska Department of Education and Early Development requirements for teacher certification and re-certification. This course has been approved by the Anchorage School District. Over a thousand Alaskan educators have participated in Father Oleksa’s ASDN classes over the last fifteen years. The session begins with two-and-a-half days of instruction from Father Oleksa in Anchorage, and is completed online. The follow-up work must be completed online. A working email address and access to the Internet are required. Alaska Alive! participants will take a half day guided field trip to the Anchorage Museum of History and Art as part of this class. Shuttle service is available to the museum. All other activities will take place at the BP Energy Center in Anchorage.
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Communicating Across Cultures with Father Michael Oleksa
August 6-8, 2012 with online follow up work
BP Center, Anchorage
Join the Rev. Dr. Michael Oleksa, a leader in the development of cross-cultural communication in Alaska and student of Native cultures for Communicating Across Cultures a three credit, 500-level multicultural education course this summer. This course meets Alaska Department of Education and Early Development requirements for teacher certification and re-certification. This course has been approved by the Anchorage School District. Over a thousand Alaskan educators have participated in Father Oleksa’s ASDN classes over the last fifteen years.
The session begins with two-and-a-half days of instruction from Father Oleksa in Anchorage, and is completed online. The follow-up work must be completed online. A working email address and access to the Internet are required.Communicating Across Cultures participants will take a half-day, self-guided field trip to the Alaska Native Heritage Center as part of this class. All other activities will take place at the BP Energy Center in Anchorage.
Alaska Alive! with Father Oleksa
August 8-10, 2012 with online follow up work
BP Center, Anchorage
Join the Rev. Dr. Michael Oleksa, a leader in the development of cross-cultural communication in Alaska and student of Native cultures for Alaska Alive! a three credit, 500-level Alaska History course this summer. This course meets Alaska Department of Education and Early Development requirements for teacher certification and re-certification. This course has been approved by the Anchorage School District. Over a thousand Alaskan educators have participated in Father Oleksa’s ASDN classes over the last fifteen years. The session begins with two-and-a-half days of instruction from Father Oleksa in Anchorage, and is completed online. The follow-up work must be completed online. A working email address and access to the Internet are required. Alaska Alive! participants will take a half day guided field trip to the Anchorage Museum of History and Art as part of this class. Shuttle service is available to the museum. All other activities will take place at the BP Energy Center in Anchorage.
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