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The following resources are recommended primarily
for middle school and high school levels. Educators from elementary
schools and community colleges however may find the materials
useful in developing curriculum for subjects such as Social
Studies, World Studies, Asian American History, U.S. Government/Constitution,
and Race and Ethnicity.
 Teacher’s
Guide to Uncommon Courage
© 2003 by the Stanford Program on International and
Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE), Stanford University
and the National Japanese American Historical Society. |
Civil
Rights and Japanese-American Internment (especially
MIS veteran Roy Uyehata’s story)
© 2000 by the Stanford Program on International and
Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE), Stanford University |
SPICE materials are available for purchase through
the SPICE
web site (http://spice.standford.edu).
Classroom Activities
The following activities have been excerpted
from the Teacher’s Guide to Uncommon Courage.
Though it is recommended that the guide be used in its entirety
in teaching students about MIS history and activities, the
following lessons in particular help students understand the
complexity of issues surrounding citizenship and loyalty,
personal rights and freedom, and bridge cultural differences
and understanding.
The materials should be used only after students
have watched the entire video "Uncommon Courage"
and have had in-class discussions about relevant topics. The
video is available for sale through the NJAHS
web site.
Note: You will need Acrobat
Reader 5.0 or later to view and print the following materials.
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