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The Asian Studies Outreach Program in the College of Education and Social Services at
The University of Vermont and The China Institute
presents
The Forbidden City Workshop
A Free Professional Development Workshop for K12 Teachers
This workshop is a unique opportunity for K-12 educators wishing to deepen their understanding
of China and bring that knowledge into the classroom. Participants will learn about, and discuss,
aspects related to the Forbidden City including but not limited to: architecture, philosophy, politics,
Chinese history, and the transition from palace to museum. We will also discuss how to integrate
China and Forbidden City-related topics into the classroom, learning strategies for doing so, and
provide take-home resources to all participants.
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Date & Location
S A T UR DA Y M A R CH 14 , 201 5
The Waterman Building, Room 427
12:30 PM to 3:30 PM
The University of Vermont, 85 South Prospect Street, Burlington, VT, 05405
Mr. Matthew Turner, Professional Development Consultant of the China Institute, will host
this free workshop at the University of Vermont. Please RSVP by March 1, 2015 to ensure your
space and a free copy of the award-winning book “We All Live in the Forbidden City”.
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For more information on the Forbidden City workshop, visit www.walfc.org or www.chinainstitute.org.
To reserve your place at the free workshop, contact Jacqueline Drouin at the Asian Studies Outreach Program
at (802) 656-7985 or by email at [email protected].