Arkansas NCTA presents "Teaching Korea in a Global World," a hybrid workshop for teachers of grades 5 - 12 taking place on July 16. This workshop equips educators with digital tools and strategies to integrate Korea into their classroom, exploring its rich political, social, and historical contexts behind the global influence of Korean popular culture. Register here!
Arkansas NCTA presents "Teaching Modern China: A Century of Revolution," an in-person workshop for teachers of grades 5 - 12 taking place on June 14. This workshop engages educators with the major events, themes, and ideas that defined twentieth century China. Register here!
Arkansas NCTA presents Teaching Chinese American History in the South, a workshop focusing extensively on the history of Chinese Americans in the South, designed for grades 5 - 12.
Arkansas NCTA presents the Women's History Month Series, a 3-part workshop series on women in modern China for 5 - 12 teachers sponsored by the Arkansas Division of the National Consortium for Teaching about Asia.
Housed within the Asian Studies Program at the University of Central Arkansas, the Arkansas NCTA aims to empower elementary and secondary school teachers to center East Asian art, literature, history, and culture in their classrooms.
