Untold Stories Discussion Guide

The National Park embodies the unique vision of the United States to protect large areas of land to protect the natural and cultural history and to make them available to all Americans. The "Unknown Story" project includes a series of dynamic and persuasive stories about the roles of African-American, Asian-American, Hispanic and American-American Americans in the creation and protection of individual parks It is. The goal is to attract new and traditionally unsatisfied audiences to uncover individual contributions from these different groups and to participate in the educational richness of the national park.

The mini-documentary of the "unknown story" has dedicated the contemporary style of our national park to the ideals of a national park through wonderful people gathered from all over the place. Please help me to expand and develop it in 150 years

The following discussion modules can be used in combination with other courses in this guide or as separate materials. Please check the introduction topic and preview the topic before checking out. As they have seen, they should pay special attention to the characteristics of each story and the connection between the past and present.

Parks of cultural nationalism are preserved for present and future generations; no wonder of nature anywhere on Earth

Why do you think that experience in a national park is important for all students, especially those not accustomed to the outdoors or not at all altogether.

How does the excursion of Ubehebe Crater offer students a comprehensive curriculum? What are the benefits of this kind of learning?

Why do you think Death Valley students are better and more focused in this area than in the classroom?

How do you experience what you experienced while camping on Elliott Key in Deathkay or Biscayne National Park to enhance self esteem? How will these experiences help to improve life skills?

When you acknowledge countless stories, there is a sense of activism. Even the story is not fun. Even this story makes us feel embarrassed. Betty Reed Soskin considers national parks to be an essential element for matching hidden stories with other American stories. "Now we can access every era of history, hero's place, place of contemplation, magical place, shameful place, pain place. To have this history - to get it You can - to move towards a more caring future to start forgiving yourself. "

Students, since we began to read the heroic units of Harry Potter and Hobbit, I would like to discuss the basic issues. Use a short documentary BoatLift to guide your thoughts, using the little-known September 11 elasticity story, create a detailed paragraph with the following content:

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