For Teachers - Civil Rights and Japanese American Incarceration
The lessons and activities in this curriculum were originally developed by the Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE) and were adapted for online use by Densho. The curriculum is intended for high school or undergraduate students and may be used as a classroom resource or for independent student enrichment. The content is relevant to disciplines such as: social studies, history, civics, and government, among others.
Why Use This CurriculumStudents will have the opportunity to consider their own and other perspectives on civil rights issues, using a case study with relevance to recent history. Click the image above to learn about the goals of this curriculum, applicable standards, and more. |
How To Use This CurriculumThis curriculum can be used in various disciplines, within restricted timeframes, and even with limited student access to computers. Click the image above to learn more. |
Lessons and ActivitiesClick the image above for a summary and links to all of the lessons and activities. |
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