Lessons That Connect

West Valley High School gymnasium panoramic image. Credit: West Valley High School

Connor Lehmkuhl. Photo courtesy of Lehmkuhl
Connor Lehmkuhl

The UAF Department of Anthropology invites you to the MA Thesis Defense of Connor Lehmkuhl, where she explores how culturally responsive teaching impacts student success in Fairbanks schools.

As classrooms evolve, the need for effective and adaptable teaching practices grows. Connor’s research at West Valley High School examines how educators incorporate cultural awareness into their teaching methods and how these approaches influence student engagement and academic achievement. By highlighting real-world classroom strategies, this study sheds light on how schools can enhance learning experiences for all students.

Join us as Connor shares her important findings on education and cultural responsiveness!

About UAF Department of Anthropology

The UAF Department of Anthropology investigates the human experience through archaeology, linguistics, cultural anthropology, and biological anthropology. Our students engage in research that enhances our understanding of past and present societies.

 

 

“Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices at West Valley High School, Fairbanks North Star Borough School District”

MA Thesis Defense with Connor Lehmkuhl

Date
Friday, March 7th, 2025

Time
3pm

Location
Bunnell 302

Zoom Option

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