2013 Summer Institute for Educators
As you may know, the Lebanese in North Carolina Project has been working with state-based educators in a collaboration designed to increase awareness of global influences in the state, foster a deeper knowledge of the role of Lebanese-Americans on the state’s history, culture, politics, religion and civic life, and to facilitate a multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary conversation in classrooms around the state.
For those of you educators that signed up for the Summer Institute, it’s almost here!
Of course, we’ll be posting the notes from these sessions on the blog in the near future.
Khayrallah Lebanese-American Studies Program at North Carolina State University announces the 2013 Summer Institute for Educators on “The Lebanese in North Carolina.”
Join other educators from across North Carolina,
Monday, JUNE 24 (4:30 pm.) – Tuesday, JUNE 25 (4:30 p.m.)
at NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
To learn about:
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Curricular ideas for teaching about North Carolina through a global perspective
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Strategies for differentiating the study of North Carolina for varied learners
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A 2014 exhibit on Lebanese in North Carolina at the Museum of History
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The history and contributions of Lebanese in North Carolina
The role of Oral History in the K-12 ClassroomEnjoy Lebanese food and cultural events, meet educators from multiple disciplines from across the state, and share your ideas for using and enhancing the curriculum that will accompany the Museum of History exhibit.
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