a collaborative project with Molokai High School, Osaka Gakuin University...and the world Photo Album -- December 7 Videoconference | Project Video Cable Modem-Low 14.7 MB File Presentation Proposal for "Pearl Harbor Remembered" Video Conference, sponsored by the Texas Education Telecommunications Network: This project and presentation explores the theme of art and memory. Our students will share their exploration, via the range of artistic expression--their own and that of "published" artists--the role of art in man's ability and attempts to remember...and learn...from the tragedy of war. Our Molokai participants are focusing on art and history and economy. Our Japan participants from Osaka Gakuin, on monuments of war--words of wisdom about war and loss of lives--a combination of literary and artistic expression. And our Moanalua students will reflect on poetry and song and architecture as artistic response to the different wars of our country. We hope to provoke thought and discussion about connections between the arts and historical events and the hearts and minds of those who lived through them. We hope to extend our understanding into how they relate to the current generation and the global conflicts that they face. Art & Memory Unit Plans Unit Plans were developed collaboratively by the three project teachers over email, with some informal discussion during the student video conferencing sessions.
Art & Memory Forum a place to share ideas, progress, problems, insights among all of our project teams!
Video Presentations from the Students of Osaka Gakuin University
Resource Links from the Students of Osaka Gakuin University -- Memorials in Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Art and Reflection from the Students of Molokai High School
Articles and Poetry -- Beyond Memory: War and Conflict Today "Leaders Meet for Middle East Peace Talks" Introducing -- the Art and Memory Teaching Team -- Online Professional Learning Community
Art Gallery -- Resources for Molokai Students...and All Vietnam Resource Sites for Moanalua Students -- War Music, Pro and Protest Anti War Music
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