Max Kade Institute - Educational Outreach
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As part of our mission to reach out to the larger community, the Max Kade Institute is involved in bringing the issues of immigration/emigration/migration as well as cultural and language diversity to children in grades K-12. By making its resources available to teachers and students, the Institute hopes to connect immigrant experiences of the past with the present. Innovative and interdisciplinary curricula are being developed to encourage students to examine their role in a diverse society. Educational projects range from workshops for teachers to integrated curricula for German and Social Studies classes to traveling, collaborative and virtual exhibits.
Newly added: Educational Resource--Authentic Documents from the MKI Archives--German-American Schools: Witter's Primer, 1904
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Immersion Workshop for Teachers
"Das Land, wo Milch und Honig fließen"
Immigrationserfahrung als Thema im Deutschunterricht
Ort: Columbia, Missouri
Zeit: Postponed -- date for Spring 2007 to be announced
Kosten: $ 30 inkl. “Das Paradies liegt in Amerika” (wird Ihnen zugeschickt), Poster mit einer Begleitbroschüre, Mittagessen und Getränke
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Sponsored by: Goethe Institut, Chicago; Max Kade Institute, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Department of German and Russian Studies, University of Missouri-Columbia; und Missouri AATG
Contact
Educators with comments or questions are encouraged to contact Antje Petty, Assistant Director and Educational Outreach Specialist at the Max Kade Institute, at apetty@wisc.edu or (608) 262-7546.
Friends of the MKI: K-12 Educators' fee
K-12 educators are eligible to join the Friends of the MKI at the special rate of $20/year. Please contact Antje Petty at apetty@wisc.edu or (608) 262-7546 for details.
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