| Details | Free to attend, registration required. Register by October 28. Slow down, network, and immerse yourself in hands-on learning with educators from the Japan Information & Culture Center and the National Museum of Asian Art. Explore the art of the Japanese folding screen using Project Zero Thinking Routines that encourage close looking, conversation, and interdisciplinary learning. Learn how your students can bridge connections to Japanese culture through play, arts and crafts, and language lessons presented by the Japan Information & Culture Center. Walk away with tools, resources, and lesson plans that support diverse learning styles and promote a global perspective.
Accessibility: The public elevator in the West Building (Freer Gallery of Art) is out of service, so your route to the event location may take a few more minutes than usual. Use the accessible entrance at the corner of Independence Avenue and 12th Street SW, and follow the directions when you arrive. Get more accessibility details.
Image credit: National Museum of Asian Art, Smithsonian Institution |
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