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Gail- I just finished monitoring a Freeman Seminar at the Mansfield Center
at the University of Montana. It is a teacher seminar designed to help
teachers integrate Asian studies into their classrooms. I sent on your
lesson to the teachers in the workshop. I appreciate the reference. The
lesson looks fabulous. One teacher recently purchased a copy of <Under the
Blood REd Sun> How do students respond to that reading? Any tips I can
pass on to her? Thanks, Marta Brooks
P.S. I have an interesting photo from the internment camp here in Missoula.
If you want me to scan it, I'll send it along sometime. Also, some
teachers at Target Range Middle School did a wonderful unit on the
internment and I can find the Internet address of the project, if you're
interested. They received national recognition. Most of the internees
here were from California.
At 06:06 PM 4/11/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Norma,
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>My students have enjoyed analyzing and writing news articles to go with the
>Japanese internment photos. You can find an assortment of these images on
the
>rough draft of my AMF lesson at
><http://www.edc.org/CCT/NDL/1999/lessons/teams/17/fear.html>. My students
valued
>the opportunity to write an article that would never have been published
at the
>time the photos were taken. Good luck with your project, Gail Desler
>
>Thiese wrote:
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--- >> >> I'm conducting several short workshops for 7th & 8th grade writers in the = >> near future. We will be analyzing photos and then writing captions for = >> them as if they lived during that time period. I'm looking for photos will = >> a lot of detail. Do you have any favorites? Any topic will do as long as = >> it's appropriate for junior high. I've used the child labor photos. >> >> Norma Thiese >> Keystone Area Education Agency #1 >> 1400 2nd St. NW >> Elkader, Iowa 52043 >> 319-245-1480, ext. 231 >> 1-800-632-5918 >> FAX: 319-245-2920 >> nthiese@aea1.k12.ia.us >> An American Memory Fellow, 1999 >> Library of Congress > >
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