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Summer Teacher Workshops 2007 - Day 5
The fifth day of the workshop opened with a presentation by John Rosa on the history of Pearl Harbor and the US military presence in Hawaii from the local Hawaiian perspective.
The highlight of the week for the teachers was a panel consisting of Pearl Harbor Survivors, who related their personal experiences of December 7, 1941.
Stanford's Gary Mukai then detailed to the teachers how to incorporate the Japanese internment experience into their curricula. Following this session, teachers had an opportunity to discuss the day in small group settings.
Events with special media coverage, either a photo slide show or a video, are noted.
Hawaiian Perspectives on Pearl Harbor
John Rosa, Instructor, Social Studies Department, Kamehameha High
School.
Pearl Harbor Memory and Issues of Reconciliation: Survivor Reflections (Video) Pearl Harbor Survivors recount their experiences of December 7, 1941.
Teaching About Pearl Harbor and the Japanese Internment: A Curricular
Demonstration
Gary Mukai, Director, Stanford Program on International and Intercultural
Education
Implications for Teaching: Discussions with specialists
John Rosa and Gary Mukai met with teachers in small group discussions.
