Teaching Korea in K-12 Schools Project

• Welcome
• Hildi Kang, "The Legacy Lingers On: Korean Confucianism and the Erosion of Women's Rights"
• Workshop: "Finding the Korean Voice in K-12 Teaching" (June 23, 2004)
• Summer Teacher's Institute: "Rule of Law: Human Rights in World History" (July 26-30, 2004)
• Lesson Plans: "Teaching about Korea" Workshop (May 3, 2003)

The Legacy Lingers On:
Korean Confucianism and the Erosion of Women's Rights

Table of Contents > Image Gallery

Photograph Gallery
1. Swinging: Painting	2. Map: Asia	3. Map: Korea in relation to China and Japan
4. Map: Korea physical	5. Thatch farmer's house	6. Tile roof nobleman's house
7. Modern high-rise apartments	8. Traditional dress	9. Modern dress
10. "A Man's World" - civil service exam re-enactment	11. Four women in hooded cloak	12. Man and wife (woman in hooded cloak
13. Women gather, continuing ancient tradition	14. Swinging at home, 1910	15. Swinging contest
16. Swinging contest	17. Family genealogy page: full full view	18. Chinese character for "boy" and "girl"
19. Genealogy page: enlarged, sons vs. daughters	20. Old style: boys/girls dressed much the same	21. Mr. Foote in open sedan chair
22. Mrs. Foote in covered palanquin	23. Computers and women	24. City life