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Secondary school educators come to Stanford to learn about Korea

KOREA LOGO SPICE curriculum writers Jonas Edman (left) and Rylan Sekiguchi prepare Korean barbecue during a conference that brought nearly two dozen American teachers to Stanford to learn about Korea. Cooking and musical demonstrations played helped expose the teachers to Korean history and culture.
During the first annual Hana-Stanford Conference on Korea, co-sponsored by KSP and SPICE, nearly two dozen U.S. secondary school educators gathered at Stanford, July 23 to 25, to learn about Korea, from hangul (Korean alphabet) to daily life in North Korea. They returned home with new ideas and numerous resources for teaching about Korea.
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