| Description |
220 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm |
| Series |
Asia shorts
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| Contents |
Introduction: Getting past the plexiglass / David Kenley -- We've never been global : how local meanings mattered in 1900 and still matter now / Jeffrey Wasserstrom -- Sikhi, Seva, and Sarbat da Bhala in a pandemic / Tejpaul Singh Bainiwal -- Understanding South Korea's religious landscape, Patient 31, and COVID-19 exceptionalism / Minjung Noh -- Death, disease, and Buddhist patronage in Japan : the Great Smallpox Epidemic of 735 / Melody Rod-ari -- Taiwan and COVID-19 : global pressure, domestic success / Lucien Ellington, Jeffrey Melnik, and Thomas J. Shattuck -- Mythmaking and COVID-19 : Asian alternatives to "warfare" against disease / Kin Cheung -- Explaining the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on China-Africa relations / Richard Aidoo -- India's pandemic response as a mirror on understanding India's complexities / Tinaz Pavri -- A literature of loss : studying narratives of exile in medieval Japan in the context of COVID-19 / Susan Spencer -- Teaching the edges of empires : Hong Kong and Taiwan amidst the COVID-19 pandemic / Justin Wu -- Zooming to Indonesia : cultural exchange without study abroad / Gareth Barkin -- Somatic approaches to teaching Asia online : a case study of Taijiquan training for actors / Adam D. Frank -- Podcasting during the pandemic and beyond / Tristan R. Grunow -- Designing and implementing a tandem language learning (TLL) program for learners of Chinese and English using the social media app QQ / Jeffrey Gil, Han Lin, and Gwendolyn Campbell -- Digital investigations : using virtual fieldwork in the classroom / Byron Haast and Phillip O'Brien -- Blogging as digital citizens in an online course / Nabaparna Ghosh -- Teaching Asia : online Harkness discussions / Jared Hall -- What's in a wet market? Anthropology of food and Asia during the COVID-19 pandemic / Sarah G. Grant -- Teaching college-level Asian politics through simulations in online environments / Petra Hendrickson -- Investigating the COVID-19 pandemic : an East Asian perspective / Matthew Roberts -- China in the age of COVID-19 : strategies for teaching survey students / Tanya L. Roth |
| Summary |
"In the spring of 2020, educators suddenly found themselves teaching remotely as they and their students began a multiweek period of pandemic-induced isolation. As weeks turned to months, administrators announced that students would not return to campus until the following school year and perhaps even longer. Teachers quickly scrambled to design new pedagogical approaches suitable to a socially-distanced education. Teaching About Asia in a Time of Pandemic presents many lessons learned by educators during the COVID-19 outbreak. The volume consists of two sections. Section one includes chapters discussing how to teach Asian history, politics, culture, and society using examples and case studies emerging from the pandemic. Section two focuses on the pedagogical tools and methods that teachers can employ to teach Asian topics beyond the traditional face-to-face classroom. Both sections are designed for undergraduate instructors as well as high school teachers using prose that is easily accessible for non-specialists. The volume is a collaborative work between the AAS Asia Shorts series and the AAS pedagogical journal Education about Asia, exemplifying the high standards of both publishing ventures"-- Provided by publisher |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Subject |
Epidemics -- Asia -- Historiography
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COVID-19 (Disease) -- Asia -- Historiography
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Teaching -- Methodology
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Web-based instruction
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| SUBJECT |
Asia -- Study and teaching
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| Author |
Kenley, David L., 1968- editor
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| LC no. |
2020053979 |
| ISBN |
9781952636196 |
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1952636191 |
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