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The Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience Will Draw on Its Collections to Supplement the Asian Pacific American (APA) History Curriculum in Washington State Schools. Working With a Committee of Local Educators, Special Education Teachers, and Disability Advocates, the Museum Will Research, Write, and Compile a New Curriculum Exploring the Culture, Immigrant and Refugee History, and Apa Experiences in the State. the Curriculum Will Align With State Standards and Address One Grade at Each Level-elementary, Middle, and High School. Each Lesson Will Be Available Through an Online Web Portal and Will Include Multisensory Lessons and Components That Address a Variety of Learning Styles. Additional Project Activities Will Include Teacher Training Opportunities; School Tours at the Museum Based on the Curriculum; and a Professional Evaluation.
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