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Free Chinese Scheme of Work & Lessons plans

Added by Pete on 12th July 2011 at 18:20PM

Tags: Curriculum, Scheme of Work, Culture, Language

- Are you introducing a Chinese programme in your primary/secondary school?

- Looking for Chinese schemes of work/lessons plans already tried and tested with pupils?

- Are you interested to learn from other innovative Chinese programmes?

Why not look at Ohio State University (OSU)’s excellent and extensive scheme of work that has been written to support their flagship Chinese programme. They are free to download

Primary School Chinese: Auto-marking homework system

Added by Pete on 12th July 2011 at 13:01PM

Tags: Language

Publishers/Authors of Primary School Chinese, Dragons in Europe has just finalised a project to create auto-marking for all homework in the three book areas of the

How is China ‘ruled’? A clickable flow chart

Added by Pete on 29th June 2011 at 18:38PM

Tags: Culture, Current Affairs in China, Culture

Do you get asked by your students who China is ruled or governed? Use this BBC chart in your classroom this week!

Perhaps you may want your students to compare between how countries are governed/ruled in the UK or USA compared with China

This new flow chart called ‘How is China ‘ruled’ shows the main bodies responsible for the

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-13904439

Chinese History: Asia for Educators website

Added by Pete on 04th May 2011 at 14:24PM

Tags: Culture, History, Culture

Are you looking for information about Chinese Dynasties, The Cultural Revolution, China’s relationship with Europe or China’s timeline?

The Asia for Educators website from the Weatherhead East Asia Institute at Columbia University is well worth a visit. It is packed full of information about China but other Asian cultures too. Whilst the majority of the resources are historically orientated, the are a number of other cross-curricular resources. One particularly useful function is being able to search for content by time period history from the homepage. This is a simple but effective.

Post 80s China - multi media Free resource

Added by Pete on 02nd March 2011 at 13:24PM

Tags: Culture, Language

This mult-media resource created by The China Daily USA provides insights in to the generation of Chinese people now 30 who grown up post the family planning rules with no siblings in a rapidly developing China. With multiple videos in Chinese and English the resource and be used as a basis for discussion on what is modern China and how it matters.

For use in secondary and high schools globally.

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