Module 7
Interdependence: Responsibilities
Day 3




Overview Time
Purpose Learning Objectives
Major Sections Transparencies
Handouts Prepared Newsprint

Overview

Interdependence: Roles and responsibilities symbolically returning to the circle through values that guide roles and responsibilities of each member toward a collective interconnected systematic whole-to discover viable models of the future.

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Time

2 1/2 hours

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Purpose

An experiential focus on interdependent roles and responsibilities.

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Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:
  1. Interpret the significance of a culturally appropriate opening and the importance of community representation.
  2. Observe a culturally relevant performance and interpret the significance of traditional and historical teachings.
  3. Compare traditional teachings and its applications to addressing current cultural and social issues.
  4. Self­identity, individual knowledge, skills, and abilities and the importance of commitment and renewal in fostering community wellness.
  5. Observe and evaluate strategies which promote interdependence.


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Major Sections

I.Activity: Drum Call and Opening Ceremony (10 minutes)
II.Play: Traditional Native stories of the Northwest are consolidated in the play "According to Coyote" (60 minutes)
BREAK(20 minutes)
III.Exercise in Teams: Interdependence and Renewal Strategies (45 minutes)
IV.Lecture: Teaching Quotes slides, people from audience (20 minutes)
LUNCH(120 minutes)


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Transparencies

T-7.0:Module 7 Purpose and Learning Objectives
T-7.1-7.3:How the Animals Stole Fire
T-7.4:Bear
T-7.5:Bear Paw and Ants
T-7.6:Ants World
T-7.7:Everything Is Interconnected


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Handouts

HO-7.1:How Animals Stole Fire (Story)
HO-7.2:Article - According to Coyote
HO-7.3:Quotes from our Elders and Renewal
HO-7.4:Article Father of Four Overcomes Barriers to Graduate


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Prepared Newsprint

PN-7.1: Renewal Strategies


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