Tag: Oneday Conferences

Voices of Korea: Hangul’s Influence on Literature and Society

TEACHERS’ CONFERENCE Educators are invited to explore how the creation of the Korean alphabet, hangul, affected Korean society and literature during the Choson Kingdom. Dr.

K-pop: Origins & Developments

  TEACHERS’ CONFERENCE |   K-pop: Origins & Developments | Learn about the international appeal of K-pop music and Korean cinema as experts detail the

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P’ansori: Oral Tradition through Music & Literature

Proclaimed a “Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity” by UNESCO in 2003, p’ansori is a narrative vocal tradition usually featuring a solo

Korean Children’s Stories

Educators are invited to join our 2014 Spring Teachers’ Conference, Korean Children’s Stories. Dr. Jae-uk Choo, Visiting Scholar at Oklahoma State University, lectures on children’s

East & West: The Silk Road Meets Ancient Korea

Educators are invited to join our 2013 Fall Teachers’ Conference East & West: The Silk Road Meets Ancient Korea. Dr. Jonathan Best, Professor of Art

One Day Conference

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

The Korean War: Bilingual Resources

Photo courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration The focus of the 2013 Spring Conference was how best to teach Korean History to English

Korean Poetry in the Classroom

Educators were invited to The Korea Society for a full day of Korean Poetry workshops. The first lecture on Modern Korean poetry was led by

Silla Korea: The Silk Road’s Unknown Key Player

A small group of teachers convened during the Fall 2011 Conference to learn about Korea’s role in the Silk Road. The workshop was led by

Korean History through Literature for Social Studies/Language Arts

Handouts Background on the Korean War Curriculum Materials for Implementing Korean Historical Material Lesson: How Was the Korean War a Flashpoint of the Cold War

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