The product of two 1975 workshops held in Southeastern Alaska (Fairbanks and Sitka), this publication presents the following: (1) papers (written by the educators in attendance at the workshops) which address education methods and concepts relevant to the culture of Southeastern Alaska ("Tlingit Sea Lion Parable"; "Using Local Knowledge in Teaching"; "Reflecting Native Culture and Community Resources in the Science Curriculum"; "Teaching Third Grade in Sitka"; "Cross-Cultural Studies in the Craig Schools"; "Teaching Tlingit Language"; "Using Local Culture and Community Resources"; "Uses of Crafts and Artifacts in Classroom Motivational Techniques"; "Ways Community Resources and Information Are Reflected in the Curriculum"; "Using Local Resources"; "An Alternative High School";"Alaska Native Studies Program"; "The Flora and Fauna of Baranof Island"; "Implementing Native Culture into Home Economics"; "Adapting the Daily Curriculum to Reflect the Local Community"; "Humanities Program"; "A Southeast Alaska Indian Culture Unit"); (2) ideas and strategies for teaching students of Southeastern Alaska (a summary of ideas coming out of the conference including some practical activities); (3) materials and information sources (films; museum kits; periodicals; student/community publications; other teaching aids; bilingual material sources; funding sources). (JC)