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The Omaha Nation Culture Walk is a semester-long program with four sessions that aims to educate participants about the Omaha Nation reservation located just north of Omaha, Nebraska. The first meeting will provide an overview of statistics and information about the Omaha Nation at UNO. The second meeting will involve traveling to the Omaha Nation to work with students in their public schools. The third meeting will discuss culturally responsive teaching strategies as they relate to the Omaha Nation. The fourth meeting will be a virtual reflection on the Culture Walk experience and its impact. The program offers personal and professional benefits for participants such as increasing understanding of the local community and better preparing for teaching careers.
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- 2. Omaha Nation Just over an hour north of Omaha is Macy, Nebraska, home of the Omaha Nation. The reservation is a place with a very distinct and rich cultural heritage. Residents of the reservation are also faced with Unique educational challenges.
- 3. The Experience The Omaha Nation Culture Walk will take place in four sessions during the fall semester
- 4. First Meeting Meet at UNO for an overview of statistics and information about the Omaha Nation
- 5. Second Meeting Travel to Omaha Nation to work with students in the Omaha Nation Public Schools
- 6. Third Meeting Meet to discuss culturally responsive teaching strategies, especially as they relate to the Omaha Nation
- 7. Fourth Meeting Meet virtually on the wikispace to reflect on learning and the impact of information gained through the Culture Walks.
- 8. The Benefits Personal enrichment You can increase your understanding of your community. Make connections You can meet area teachers, community members and administrators. Job preparation- You will be asked about personal experiences with diversity in every interview. Prevent Culture Shock - You will be better prepared for what you will experience when you begin teaching
- 9. To Participate Participation is free! Must pre-register at: http://culturewalks.wikispaces.com Questions? Contact: Dr. Sarah Edwards skedwards@mail.unomaha.edu or Jessica Mallory jmallory@mail.unomaha.edu