K-12 Teacher Training Program
We offer in-person and online professional development seminars and workshops to help teachers bring more of East Asia to their students. Our speakers are college professors and experts who specialize in topics relevant to Asia.
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Seminars
Our professional development seminars provide K-12 educators with engaging, in-depth explorations of East Asian history, culture, and contemporary issues. With expert-led sessions, participants gain the tools to enrich their teaching and bring global perspectives to their classrooms.
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Resources
Access a wealth of educational resources, including lesson plans, videos, and curated materials, designed to help teachers incorporate East Asian content into their curricula. From historical documents to modern cultural insights, our resources empower educators to create dynamic and informed learning experiences.
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Our Forum
Dive into discussions on critical topics related to U.S.-China relations, East Asia, and global affairs. Our forum features expert analyses, articles, and insights that help educators and the public stay informed on the most pressing issues of our time.
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K-12 Faculty
Meet the educators, scholars, and experts who bring their insights and expertise to the USC U.S.-China Institute. This section highlights the faculty and speakers leading our programs, seminars, and initiatives, showcasing their contributions to advancing understanding of East Asia and U.S.-China relations.
Interact with other educators and get information about our programs by joining our Facebook group and subscribing to our newsletter. Please also follow us on our LinkedIn page to learn about topics such as human rights in Asia, war and revolution, economic development, social change, and much more.
The USC U.S.-China Institute is a part of the National Consortium for Teaching about Asia (NCTA) and is generously supported by the Freeman Foundation.
Click here for the NCTA Statement on Anti-Asian Racism and Violence, March 18, 2021.