K-12 Seminars

DATE CHANGE TDB This seminar invites K-12 educators across disciplines to explore Japan's modern literary legacy and cultural transformation. Tailored to educators, the program delves into Japan’s history, societal evolution, and literary milestones, offering strategies to integrate these themes into the classroom. By weaving Japan’s stories and creative voices into subjects like history, literature, art, and social studies, educators can inspire deeper engagement and global understanding among students. A comprehensive resource package and contact hours will equip participants to bring these narratives vividly to life.

Join us for an engaging exploration of Hokusai’s Daughter by Sunny Seki, a captivating picture book inspired by the life of Katsushika Ōi, the talented daughter of the famed Japanese artist Hokusai. Through vibrant illustrations, the story highlights her artistic journey and the challenges she faced in a male-dominated society.

This seminar is designed to introduce K-12 educators across all subject areas to Taiwan’s rich history and cultural diversity. Created with educators in mind, participants will explore ways to integrate Taiwan’s unique cultural, political, and ecological narratives into their curriculum, enriching student engagement and promoting global awareness in subjects like history, literature, art, social studies, and science. This experience will include contact hours and provide a comprehensive resource package to help educators bring Taiwan’s stories and innovations to life in the classroom.

Join the USC U.S.-China Institute for an engaging virtual workshop exploring LACMA’s exhibit Line, Form, Qi: Calligraphic Art from the Fondation INK Collection. This session will highlight key pieces from the collection, showcasing the rich artistic traditions of Chinese calligraphy. Attendees will gain insights into incorporating calligraphy into their classrooms through guided activities and discussions