Teacher of the Year Award

[SLDMTN]

We need this, a LOT more of this in schools all around the world. If you aren't the type to click links, a high school teacher filled his cow moose tag and then brought the meat in to have the kids in his class help process it. Good job Brian, you are the man

https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/edu...ght-it-to-school-then-things-got-interesting/

 

[skyler_2010]

That is awesome! I agree we need a lot more teachers like that. I bet he also let the kids take some home if they wanted too

 

[cnelk]

You wouldnt believe how many teachers teach the exact opposite.

 

[Grumman]

He would get my vote. Kudos to the kids they looked very engaged.


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[jwatts]

Man that's awesome. Kids need to learn these kinds of skills. A lot of them don't have the opportunity to learn them at home either.

 

[AK Troutbum]

You beat me to the punch Kyle. I posted the link to this article a few hours ago not realizing you had posted it earlier. Brian Mason is my son's AP biology teacher. According to the article, F&G gives out a few handfuls of these tags every year for educational purposes, and then the meat is donated.

 

[AKBorn]

So awesome, thanks for posting! Brian is one of the Moderators (or perhaps Administrator) of the Alaska Outdoors Directory site, and has posted lots of good hunting stories there.

 

[SLDMTN]

So awesome, thanks for posting! Brian is one of the Moderators (or perhaps Administrator) of the Alaska Outdoors Directory site, and has posted lots of good hunting stories there.

Yep, it’s a shame he’s on a gossip forum not a hunting forum All kidding aside there’s still some killers over there and some great people. The idiots are louder though.


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[Arctic_Beaver]

Proud Chugiak alumni here. Awesome job planning and coordinating this Brian! Great idea and I'm sure it was a great learning experience, especially by the kids who aren't from hunting type households.

 

[robby denning]

Good for them kids to know where food really comes from.


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[keller]

Great job!!! all kids need to be educated on where meat comes from. hopefully to keep them from misinformation from the other side trying to lure them over.

 

[AKBorn]

Yep, it’s a shame he’s on a gossip forum not a hunting forum All kidding aside there’s still some killers over there and some great people. The idiots are louder though.


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No doubt! I stopped posting hunting stories over there, but still pop over to check out the hunting stories and stay away from the debates.

 

[bojangles808]

i teach elementary sped (1st,2nd, 3rd) and in small group love to show some of the boys trailcam pics or footage from phoneskope, they trip out.

other teachers use those rhythm sticks for making beats i just use old sheds.

also this was pretty awesome from a 3rd grader
from a couple years ago