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Chinese Language Education in Georgia

The Georgia Department of Education oversees more than 1.7 million students in 212 school districts. In the 2017–18 school year, 7,107 students from 57 districts were enrolled in Chinese language courses.

UPCOMING EVENTS

China’s WTO Membership at 20 Years – The Middle Kingdom and the Multilateral Trading System

09 Dec 2021

9 - 11:30 a.m.

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Muslim Voices in America: The Making of a Modern Music Scene

By Hussein Rashid, Hofstra University

Third grade students line up for a sentence structure activity in Ms. Chang's class at the Fresh Meadow School in Queens, New York.

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Video: Building Sustainable, Long-Lasting Chinese Language Programs for US Schools

A new short video explores Asia Society's growing Chinese language programs and the impact they have on schoolchildren in the United States.

Petroleum tanks owned by Hurricane Kumkol Munai in Chemkent, Kazakhstan. (Oleg Nikishin/Getty Images)

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Central Asia's Energy Market: From Moscow to Beijing

In the future, competition for energy reserves in Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan will be between Russia and China, with time being on Beijing's side.

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Build Afterschool Partnerships

Engage youth to find opportunities for global experiences in the community.

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Hye Yeon Nam

Folio from a Ashtasahashirika Prajnaparamita Manuscript

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Visualize the World

Museum resources and educational resources that help students develop visual literacy and a better understanding of the world.

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Documentary Film Series: Visions of a New China

Sept. 25 - Oct. 29: Nine documentaries made between 2005 and 2011 shed light on experiences across social and economic classes.

Ambassador Holbrooke at the official opening of the Center on US-China Relations, September 2007. (Photo by Elsa Ruiz)

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A Remembrance of Richard Holbrooke

The harder the challenge, the more it seemed to provoke his fierce determination to find a solution.

Q. What animal loves everybody? A. The mule, or raba. (Rabaa is the Japanese pronunciation of "lover")

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What Makes Japanese Laugh?

A funny, anthropological look at Japanese identity through the study and industry of laughter.

Yongnam Technology High School students, faculty members. (UNC-CFC-USFK/flick)

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South Korean Education

A comparative essay on American and Korean education systems written by team of American educators.

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Interview with Geshe Lobsang Tenzin, founder and director of Drepung Loseling Institute

The Emory University professor on the significance of the sand mandala.

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Keynote Address - Asia Foreign Policy Update Luncheon - Richard L. Armitage

Transcript of remarks by Richard Armitage.

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Chinese Language Education in Georgia

UPCOMING EVENTS

Muslim Voices in America: The Making of a Modern Music Scene

Video: Building Sustainable, Long-Lasting Chinese Language Programs for US Schools

Central Asia's Energy Market: From Moscow to Beijing

Build Afterschool Partnerships

Hye Yeon Nam

Visualize the World

Documentary Film Series: Visions of a New China

A Remembrance of Richard Holbrooke

What Makes Japanese Laugh?

South Korean Education

Interview with Geshe Lobsang Tenzin, founder and director of Drepung Loseling Institute

Keynote Address - Asia Foreign Policy Update Luncheon - Richard L. Armitage