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| | East-West Center: Education |
 | | This workshop, hosted at the East-West Center and the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial (the national historic site commemorating the Pearl Harbor attack), explores the “living history” of Pearl Harbor/Hawaii within the context of U.S. foreign policy–and more specifically U.S.-Japan relations–and helps make connections between the methods of public history and classroom applications. |
 | | Activities include presentations and discussions on content and pedagogy, lesson demonstrations, technology training, and curriculum development sessions in cohort groups using Southeast Asia materials. |
 | | Participants will use historic site visits, presentation content, primary source materials, including personal narratives, veteran survivor stories, and newspaper accounts from U.S. and Japanese perspectives as Hawaiian, to devise standards-aligned lessons and “curricular roadmaps” aimed at developing historical and critical thinking skills and perspective consciousness. |
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