K-12 Teacher Workshop on Teaching Japanese American Internment During WW II
The Arizona Historical Society, Enduring Communities – AZ (a partnership with the Japanese American National Museum), and
ASU’s Asian Pacific American Studies present a one-day workshop:
Teaching Japanese American Internment During WWII
Lessons with direct curricula ties to Arizona Standards in U.S. and World History, U.S. and World Geography, English, Reading,
Writing, U.S. Constitution and Civic Responsibility.
Date: |
Saturday, November 21, 2009 |
Address: |
Arizona Historical Society Museum 1300 N. College Ave. Tempe, AZ 85281 (near intersection of College Avenue and Curry Road; west of Scottsdale Road) |
Full Day: |
7:15 AM to 4:00 PM Includes box lunch, workshops (by grade), panel discussion by former internees, and tour of Internment site at Gila River Indian Community (tour from 7 am to noon). |
Half Day: |
12:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Half Day includes box lunch, workshops (by grade) and panel discussion by former internees |
Fees: |
Full Day: $30.00
Half Day: $20.00 |
Eligibility: |
K-12 teachers and other interested individuals. Registration is limited to a first-come, first serve basis. Register today! This workshop qualifies for Continuing Education Units (CEUs). |
Registration Forms: |
Workshop on Teaching Japanese American Internment During WWII
ECAZ, ASU, and GRIC Release Form (Mandatory for tour of Gila River Internment Camp) |
| For additional information: | |
| Karen J. Leong ECAZ Coordinator 480-965-6936 karen.leong@asu.edu |
Lynn Galvin |