Shattering Myths: Teaching About the Diversity of East Asia in the K-12 Classroom - Seminar Hub

 

 

Shattering Myths: Teaching About the Diversity of East Asia in the K-12 Classroom

Welcome to the NCTA University of Pittsburgh Coordinating Site Fall 2021 Online Seminar Page

 

Syllabus and Course Documents

Please view the Course Syllabus page.

Description / Overview of Seminar Assignments page.

Instructions for using EAGLE (East Asian Gateway for Linking Educators).

Please view the Mini-Grant Instructions/Options and Mini-Grant Request Form

ProBoards Registration Instructions

ProBoards Posting Instructions

 

Seminar Assignments

 

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Weekly Course Readings and Materials

Course Readings are divided up by date. PDF copies are available for selected readings as noted in the syllabus.

 

Wednesday, September 8: Geography and Climate Matters

 

Tuesday, September 14: Chinese Thought Systems and the Chinese Writing System

 

Wednesday, September 29: Buddhism for the Unenlightened; Dynasty Smackdown

 

Wednesday, October 13: the Shinto faith; the Art of Origami - Module 4

 

Tuesday, October 26: The Silk Road; and the Joy of Tangrams (Geometry and Spatial Organization) - Module 5

 

Tuesday, November 9: Women Authors in the Imperial Court of Japan - Module 6

 

Tuesday, November 16: Cracking the Samurai Code; the Concept of Play in the Tokugawa Period - Module 7

 

Wednesday, December 1: Teaching About Korean Culture—film

 

Tuesday, December 7: The Korean Language and Minorities in China and Japan

 

Tuesday, December 14: Vietnam - Module 10

 

January 10: Teacher Portfolio due, including philosophical essay, single lesson plan, and your mini-grant request form; all response papers; film review/book review/curriculum review uploaded to the EAGLE website.