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Huslia Students Learn about Life, Culture by Working with Sled Dogs

April 1, 2013
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How is a dog sled race like a classroom? Students learn about relationships and teamwork by handling a team of dogs.Dog yards house the adventurous, dependable, fearless, independent, persistent, and charming. Also, the lazy, cowardly, quarrelsome, surly, and downright unfriendly. Somewhat like my English class. But the good musher must get the most out of them all, perhaps even sing a little song to keep spirits up along the trail.Read more here: http://www.newsminer.com/features/our_town/stories_of_our_town/huslia-students-learn-about-life-culture-by-working-with-sled/article_a63114e0-9906-11e2-9e56-0019bb30f31a.html

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