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the freeman seminar

TEACHING ABOUT EAST ASIA


JOURNAL ASSIGNMENT NINE


Using the same strategy employed in this week's seminar session, identify an aspect of Japanese history, civilization and / or culture to explore in the classroom in terms of some (or all) of the various "codes of conduct" we have discussed.

Develop your lesson plan so that it considers your chosen subject in historical (and, perhaps, comparative) perspective; don't merely develop differences but incorporate explanations for those differences that emerge from the fuller understanding and appreciation of Japanese civilization and culture gained from the past few seminar sessions, the assigned readings and the various materials available on the web.


This site has been prepared by Lee A. Makela for the use of teachers enrolled in the Freeman Seminar at Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA, between January and March 2000; please contact him by email with any comments at l.makela@csuohio.edu.

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 Last revised: March 23 , 2000