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TitleThe Sixth Annual Seminar on Korean History & Culture and the Korean American Experience
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The Sixth Annual Seminar on Korean History & Culture and the Korean American Experience
for K-12 Educators in Los Angeles
August 3-7, 2009

Objectives: This five-day seminar offers a unique opportunity to learn about Korean history and culture and the Korean American experience. The curriculum provides an understanding of Korean history, fosters an awareness of its rich culture, and makes available outstanding resources and lessons. Participants learn about Korea from prominent scholars, view engaging and informative films, explore Koreatown, savor delicious food, visit a Buddhist temple, view exquisite art, hear the unique sounds of Korean music, enjoy a lesson on the Changgo drum, observe teens performing traditional dances, learn the theory and experience the practice of martial arts, observe a traditional tea ceremony, and create art that reflects ancient tradition. Educators of all disciplines and grade levels are welcome. UCLA Extension credit is available. Fellowships (airfare, hotel stay in Koreatown, and additional funds for meals) will be available for teachers who live over 60 miles from the Los Angeles area. The seminar is free, but requires a $75 refundable deposit. Sponsors: The Korean Cultural Center & the Korea Academy for Educators (www.KoreaAcademy.org). For information: Contact Mary Connor at Mary@KoreaAcademy.org.

Robinson, D. FW: free seminar with fellowships available for Korean history seminar in LA. Ohio Foreign Language Association listserv (OFLA@LISTSERV.KENT.EDU, 10 Nov 2008).

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