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Language Classes vs. “A Program” Audience Quiz Audience – Do you….?
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Integrate into Curriculum and Involve the Community Curriculum Community
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Curriculum Integration Main focus as a “School Program” Elementary Secondary K-12 – Exchange programs – Bring cultural groups into our schools
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Tsunagaaru (Social Networking Site)
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One example: Japanese Club Dual Purpose: high school student opportunity to use what they have learned outside of classroom/Elementary enrichment Planning and Teacher role Japanese Club Blog Service Learning
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Japanese Club HS Website
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Japanese Club Blog
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Connection to Different “Communities” Formal Relationships – Sister School – Sister City – The Japan Forum Advocacy Piece – Getting the word out – Concrete displays
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Advocating…….
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Educating……
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Connection to Different Communities cont. Local vs. Extended Community – Day trips Elementary (In School Trip/tea house, Japanese garden/outdoor classroom) Middle School (Concordia Language Villages) High School (Japanese Market and Garden in IL) – Internet – NEW Japanese network Outreach – Public library – PAC – Rotary
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Doing…………! Organize a calendar of “typical” events October Sister City Exchange (MS) January/ February Concordia Language Village Elementary School Event March Doll Festival at city library Sister School Exchange(HS) April Field Trip to IL (HS) May JNHS Induction Ceremony Elementary School Children’s Day
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Doing…………! Organize a calendar of “weekly” must do… Monday Question of the Week/Dates Upload to Student File Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Make Origami/Coloring Examples Friday Origami/Coloring page of the Week (BB and website) Weekend Whatever did not get done during the week!
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What You Can Do Find local place to host an annual “Event” – Library, Turn off TV week Display Hands-on learning Service project Integrate with other subject areas Have your contact information ready – Business card – Pamphlet – Website
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Doing…………! Organize a calendar of “typical” events October Sister City Exchange (MS) January/ February Concordia Language Village Elementary School Event March Doll Festival at city library Sister School Exchange(HS) April Field Trip to IL (HS) May JNHS Induction Ceremony Elementary School Children’s Day
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Doing…………! Organize a calendar of “weekly” must do… Monday Question of the Week/Dates Upload to Student File Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Make Origami/Coloring Examples Friday Origami/Coloring page of the Week (BB and website) Weekend Whatever did not get done during the week!
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What You Can Do Find local place to host an annual “Event” – Library, Turn off TV week Display Hands-on learning Service project Integrate with other subject areas Have your contact information ready – Business card – Pamphlet – Website
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What You Can Do Connect with the lower levels – Find an elementary staff member to connect with – Create a “program” for the elementary/middle school experience – Involve the MS/HS students – Find a small funding source to get started (PTO, local grants, etc) – Make it happen! 七転八起
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