A Document-Based Essay On The Korean War by Campbell Mark A Comparison of Student Activists Challenges Remain North Korean Refugees in South Korea
A Korean Meal – Teaching Confucian Manners Through Dining Etiquette Comfort Women – Teaching to the Truth Confucianism in Korea – Ancient and
An Economic Miracle – A Comparison Comparing the Development of Two Modern Structures Comparing the US Civil Rights Movement With Koreas Pro-Democracy Movement Japanese Occupation
Each year, The Korea Society offers two one-day conferences to K-12 educators in the greater New York City area, on a specific topic such as
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
The Korean Studies department introduces art, literature and diplomacy to NYC schools. We offer a wide range of engaging activities to students from elementary through
The Korea Society often hosts a series of cultural activities geared towards family engagement. Lunar New Year Festival, the major holiday in Korea, will introduce
