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Japan: The Land of Endless Discovery Kezai Koho to Japan: Teaching Fellowship 2011 Susanna Pierce, International School of the Americas, San Antonio, TX

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Page 1: Japan Fellowship

Japan: The Land of Endless

DiscoveryKezai Koho to Japan: Teaching Fellowship

2011Susanna Pierce,

International School of the Americas, San

Antonio, TX

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What Endless Discovery? Educational and Cultural discoveries through

experience: Site Visits to Schools, Temples, and Businesses

Personal and Communal discoveries through reflection Blog- Adventuresome Say

Student discoveries through imitation Project

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Educational Discoveries through Experience

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Cultural Discoveries through Experience

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Business Discoveries through Experience: Corporate Social Responsibility

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Adventuresome Say

Lasting Impressions Hiroshima

Becoming Japanese Host Family

Blog

Personal DiscoveryThrough Reflection

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Student Discoveries

through Imitation

Japanese understanding of Mottainai

“feeling of regret when a resource is not fully

utilized”Economic value of

Efficiency

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Stu

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Student Discoveries

through Imitation

Eco-friendly house to conserve scarce resources

in communities overcoming disasters“Mottainai” efficiency

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How did this project affect my students?

Higher Student Engagement

Greater Enthusiasm for learning about Asia and visiting Asia

“I don't know what you did to light a fire under (student name), but you have my deepest gratitude.” Email from a parent about her son

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Japan: A Place of Endless Mental, Spiritual and Cultural Discovery

“By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.” Confuscious