American Decades
Arctic Schoolteacher: Kulukak, Alaska, 1931–1933
Memoir
By: Abbie Morgan Madenwald
Date: 1992
Source: Madenwald, Abbie Morgan. Arctic Schoolteacher: Kulukak, Alaska, 1931–33. Norman, Okla., and London: University of Oklahoma Press, 1992.
About the Author: Abbie Morgan Madenwald (1908–1991) received most of her education at Washington State College. She was a lifelong teacher who began her career in a one-room schoolhouse. In 1931 she and her husband, Ed, accepted a contract to teach the Yup'ik Alaska Natives in a remote region of the Alaska territories. After the death of her husband, she returned home to Washington State to continue teaching, did graduate work at Columbia, and married Orville Madenwald. She never returned to Kulukak, but remained in contact with several of the Yup'ik while she worked for many years on the manuscript that would become Arctic Schoolteacher. She died in 1991, just as her book...
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1930's Education Primary Sources
- "The Two Extremes"
- Dare the School Build a New Social Order?
- Opinions on Federal Aid for Education
- "Sample Outline of Adult Educational Programs"
- Land of the Spotted Eagle
- Teachers and Teaching by Ten Thousand High-School Seniors
- Jane Addams and Education of Immigrants
- "Education"
- The National Youth Administration
- "Educational Contribution of the Civilian Conservation Corps"
- Middletown in Transition: A Study in Cultural Conflicts
- Alfred Kinsey's Marriage Course
- "Radio in a Modern School Program"
- Arctic Schoolteacher: Kulukak, Alaska, 1931–1933
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
