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An Appalachian Curriculum for Fourth Grade: Environmental Concerns and the Blue Ridge Parkway in Western North Carolina and the Appalachian Trail in East Tennessee
 

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Citation

Isaacs, Susan, “An Appalachian Curriculum for Fourth Grade: Environmental Concerns and the Blue Ridge Parkway in Western North Carolina and the Appalachian Trail in East Tennessee,” Appalachian State University Libraries Digital Collections, accessed November 26, 2024, https://am.library.appstate.edu/items/show/43808.


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Title

An Appalachian Curriculum for Fourth Grade: Environmental Concerns and the Blue Ridge Parkway in Western North Carolina and the Appalachian Trail in East Tennessee

Description

An Appalachian Curriculum is the product of a week-long teacher workshop held on the campus of Appalachian State University in June, 1995. The purpose of the workshop was to create materials that allowed children from the Southern Appalachian region to gain a better understanding of the environment and the natural and cultural resources available on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Western North Carolina and the Appalachian Trail in East Tennessee. The results was a fourth grade curriculum guide aligned with North Carolina and Tennessee state learning objectives.

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Subject

Education--Curricula--Appalachian Region
Education--Curricula--North Carolina
Education--Curricula--Tennessee
Appalachian Region--Study and teaching

Creator

Isaacs, Susan

Publisher

Appalachian Consortium Press

Date

1995

Format

Instructional and educational works
PDF

Language

English

Type

Text

Temporal Coverage

1990s

Digital Publisher

Appalachian State University

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