In response to Assembly Bill No. 167, the Orange County Department of Education is currently leading the development of three model curriculum projects centering on the Cambodian, Hmong, and Vietnamese American histories, culture, and refugee experience. Members of the community, researchers, and educators inform the development of the model curriculum. Visit their website for more information on conferences free for educators and the public to attend.
Artwork by Phung Huynh.
The Cambodian American Model Curriculum includes documents, planning resources and teaching strategies on the histories and cultures of Cambodian community including:
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The Hmong History and Cultural Studies Model Curriculum aims to facilitate a better understanding of the diverse world we live in and complicate the monolithic narratives of people seen as "other". Topics included in this curriculum are:
Artwork by Thuan Vu.
The Vietnamese American Model Curriculum is a set of open-source lesson plans, primary source documents, planning resources, teaching strategies, and professional development activities designed to enhance existing courses or support educators in course development. Topics covered include:
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