Tag: Inservice courses

Korea’s Traditional Art & Culture Reflected in Contemporary Media

With the international consumption of Korean contemporary media such as K-pop, dramas, and movies on the rise, what do these exports say about Korea? We

Korea’s Art & Culture: Past to Present

Today’s students use Korean electronics, drive Korean cars and listen to Korean pop music, but few know about the dynamic country that’s re-shaping the economic

In-Service Courses

Each summer, a group of New York City teachers participate in a six-day Korea workshop. These brief sessions serve to inspire teachers with Korea-focused lesson

Arts & Culture of Korea: 1392-1910

Thirty educators participated in the extensive course entitled Arts & Culture of Korea: 1392-1910. These New York area teachers explored the arts and daily life

Building An Ideal Society: Choson Korea

Twenty tri-state area educators joined The Korea Society for the new in-service course entitled, Building An Ideal Society: Choson Korea. Korean Studies experts from around

Korea for Beginners – Summer 2011

Fifteen New York City teachers attended an intensive, six-day course on Korean history, religion, literature, film, politics, language, and pop culture at The Korea Society.

Korea for Beginners 2010

Sixteen New York City teachers attended an intensive, five-day course on Korean history, religion, literature, film, politics, language, and pop culture at The Korea Society.

Getting to Know Korea – Spring 2010

March 6, 13, 20 / April 17, 24, 2010 Twelve educators from the New York metropolitan area learned about Korea in this introductory course for

Korea for Beginners – Summer 2009

August 3–7, 2009 Twenty-one metro New York teachers attended an intensive, five-day course on Korean history, politics, culture, geography, religion, language and literature at The

Korea and the Silk Road

July 25-29, 2005 This course was a new offering in the Summer Institute series. It met daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. A total