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The Asia in My Classroom forum is open to all teachers, at any level. To become a registered user (enabling you to post to the board), please send an email message to asiak12 (asiak12@usc.edu) providing your name, school, and the grades and subjects you teach. If you have questions about the board, please contact her. Please visit the Asia in the K-12 Curriculum section of the USC U.S.-China Institute website: http://china.usc.edu.

Please use this forum to discuss Asia-focused feature and documentary films. Create a new topic for each newly introduced film (put the title in the subject line). If someone has already started a discussion about a film, please add your comments to that discussion rather than starting a new topic.

Please share information about museum based resources, including online resources. Create a new topic for each newly introduced museum resource. If someone has already created a topic for the museum resource you wish to discuss, please simply reply to that post and add your comments there (instead of creating a new topic).

Please use this forum to share ideas, materials, and methods for teaching about Asia that are appropriate for middle school classes. Please also note the social studies, literature, and other discipline-specific threads in the "Asia in My Classroom" forum.

A joint project of the USC U.S.-China Institute and the Japan Society, this workshop is open to K-12 educators in all disciplines. It will focus on contemporary issues in several areas, including politics, international relations, security and society. Please watch the presentations here and read the materials here ahead of the Oct. 23, 2021 workshop. Please feel free to raise questions or comment below. Please brainstorm on how you might use the ideas and materials here in your own classes.