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[https://asia-archive.si.edu/learn/for-educators/teaching-china-with-the-smithsonian/ by NATIONAL MUSEUM of ASIAN ART] | [https://asia-archive.si.edu/learn/for-educators/teaching-china-with-the-smithsonian/ by NATIONAL MUSEUM of ASIAN ART] | ||
Welcome! Teaching China with the Smithsonian supports educators everywhere in engaging and inspiring students through the exploration of Chinese art, history, and culture. Discover the richness of one of the world’s oldest civilizations through featured museum objects, videos of art-making traditions, and supporting resources that link art to world history, social studies, and language arts. Focusing on artworks can highlight key curricular themes, enhance cultural competency, and unveil endless paths for inquiry. Thank you for teaching China with us! | Welcome! Teaching China with the Smithsonian supports educators everywhere in engaging and inspiring students through the exploration of Chinese art, history, and culture. Discover the richness of one of the world’s oldest civilizations through featured museum objects, videos of art-making traditions, and supporting resources that link art to world history, social studies, and language arts. Focusing on artworks can highlight key curricular themes, enhance cultural competency, and unveil endless paths for inquiry. Thank you for teaching China with us! | ||
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[https://guides.library.ucla.edu/chinese/art by UCLA Library] | |||
The database includes five subdatabases: (1) About 10,000 titles of e-books; (2) 26 major newspapers; (3) More than 900 titles of reference; (4) Chinese arts and images; and (5) Some major statistical yearbooks about national economic and social statistics. All the resources are full-text searchable. | |||
