
Program Activities in 2005
LANGUAGE CLASS and CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
WEEK 1 |
Content/Lesson |
Related activity (mandatory) |
Monday,
June 20 |
First class day; Introductions
Lesson 1:
Importance of Education in Cambodia; History of Royal
University of Phnom Penh/IFL
-Vocabulary and sentence
structure related to topic
-Practice reading and writing
-Tour of RUPP/IFL
-Video clip of private and public educational institutions
-Task-activities assignment (TBA)
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Afternoon curriculum
activity/Assignment:
1) Buddhist Institute
2) Royal Univ. of Fine Arts
3) University of Cambodia
4)
Pannasastra University
5) CKS-Rockefeller
program
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Tuesday,
June 21 |
-Review homework assignment
from Lesson 1
-Discuss Monday�s afternoon activity: types of schooling
(temple, classical, informal, higher education, etc.);
-Discuss �language� of education: e.g., chanting, classroom
dynamics in Cambodia, role of teachers in country
Lesson 2:
Market in Cambodia
-Learn vocabulary
and sentence structure
-Practice reading and writing; dialogue
-Homework writing assignment
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Afternoon activity/Assignment:
Students must go to any local market (Khmer style�not Lucky
Market) and
1) inquire about and purchase something; and 2) interview
one of the vendors about the item, about his/her occupation,
etc.
-Write-up description of both experiences in Khmer
(half-page to one page, due Wednesday, 6/22).
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Wednesday, June 22 |
-Discussion of market
assignment.
Lesson 3:
Phnom Penh
-Read story of
birth of Phnom Penh city (literature)�Lady Daun Penh
-Discuss impt.of stories/tales/literature in Cambodian life
-Reading/discussion of current/recent newspaper article
about conditions in Phnom Penh
-Learn vocabulary and sentence structure
-Practice (reading, writing); -Homework |
Afternoon activity/Assignment:
1) Visit the office of the
Municipality of Phnom Penh
Assignment:
Choose a district or neighborhood within Phnom Penh city
limits & find out as much as you can about that area.
(pop., housing, industry, ethnic comp., etc.) Each to
choose different area of PP; report findings during next
class. (Write-up one to two pages in Khmer also) |
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PARTICIPANTS
No |
Participant Name |
Category/Area of Study |
School/Employer |
1 |
CHEA, Savouth |
Management Information Systems |
University of Hawaii
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2 |
CHEUNG, Neivath |
SF Chronicle Mass Communication
Southeast Asian Studies |
UC Berkely in Fall |
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3 |
LOWMAN, Ian |
Asian Studies |
UC-Berkeley |
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4 |
OU, Kanhchana |
Economics |
U Washington |
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5 |
RABITOUR, Benjamin |
Anthropology |
University of Hawaii |
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6 |
SORENSON, Aaron |
Linguistics |
University of Hawaii |
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7 |
WALKER, Neil A.
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Linguistics |
UC Santa Barbara |
8 |
Silliman,
Mark |
Education/
Community College in Cambodia |
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STAFFS and INSTRUCTORS
No |
Participant Name |
Category/Area of Study |
Title |
School/Employer |
1 |
Channy Sak
Humphry
sak@hawaii.edu |
Linguistics/Foreign Language
Teaching/Education/ Technology |
Project Director |
University of
Hawaii
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2 |
Dr. Robert
Vicars
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Foreign
Language
Methodology/OPI |
Methodology Trainer |
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3 |
Christine Su Leonard |
American Studies |
Field Coordinator |
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4 |
Samrith
Sothea
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Education/Foreign Language
Teaching |
ASK- Professor |
Royal University
of
Phnom Penh |
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5 |
Vong Meng
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Education/Foreign Language
Teaching |
ASK- Professor |
Royal University
of
Phnom Penh |
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RESEARCH PROJECTS OF PARTICIPANTS
No |
Name |
Topic |
1 |
Savouth Chea |
Disability and
Social Policy in the Kingdom of Cambodia. |
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2 |
Neivath Cheung |
Media and
Democracy in Contemporary Cambodia. |
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3 |
Ian Lowman |
Some Historical
Problems Concerning the Pchum Pinda Festival. |
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4 |
Kanhchana Ou |
The Lives of
Orphanage Children in Cambodia. |
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5 |
Benjamin Rabitor |
Material
Expressions of Cham Ethnicity |
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6 |
Mark Silliman |
Investigation of
the Need and Viability of
Establishment a Community College in Cambodia. |
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7 |
Aaron Sorenson |
Khmer Novels
Neil Alexander Walker: Translation of Sophat. |
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