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OverviewGrades 9-12thWhat motivates a community to take civic action?Students focus on the 1969-1971 American Indian Occupation struggle for sovereignty and self-determination. They learn through narratives of people who were involved in the Occupation, and conduct field investigations by using the physical environment and historic clues to deepen their understanding of the movement. Alcatraz Occupation: Power in Community uses the Understanding by Design framework, incorporates Common Core Standards and Standards for Literacy in History/Social Studies. The program is framed by the essential question - What motivates a community to take civic action? Program StructureThe program is structured in the following three-touch model:
Click on the links below to assess the programs framework and curriculum. Program’s Framework and Curriculum Links will be shared shortly How to ApplyPlease fill out the Education Reservation Request Form to apply to an education program for your class (1 per classroom). Failure to complete this form may result in the inability to participate in program. Pre-virtual visits with NPS staff are only offered on Tuesdays. Field visit –In-person field sessions are only offered Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Program Registration Instructions
*In the “Describe Need” box, please let us know if you need any special accommodations for the steep switchback roads up to the cellhouse on Alcatraz.
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Last updated: December 6, 2023