I Traveled to Teach on the Alaskan Frontier

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Teaching in REMOTE Alaska: Life Off the Grid 🏔️❄️

What’s it like to teach in one of the most remote places in America? Education student Noah DeGraff spent a semester student teaching in Nondalton, Alaska, a tiny village with just three teachers and 21 students (K-12) — completely off the beaten path.

This once-in-a-lifetime experience placed him deep in the Alaskan wilderness, where he navigated subzero temperatures, Native Alaskan culture, and life in a tight-knit community far from the modern world. 🌎

📍 Would YOU live and work in a place like this? Let us know in the comments!

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:27 - Journey to Nondalton, Alaska
01:08 - The Challenges of Teaching Here
01:51 - Meet the Principal: A True Alaskan Bushman
02:35 - Hands-On Learning in the Classroom
03:24 - Ordering Takeout via Air Taxi
04:09 - Why Teaching in Rural Alaska Matters

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