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SHShanghai American SchoolANentur y o f Tr a d itionOLACE st aGH9 12b li s he d 1CAI AMERICAN SHOARICHPASTAPROMISINGFUTUREis proud to hostConfuciusMeets PiagetAn Educational Perspective onEthnic Korean Children andTheir ParentsSaturday, February 25, 2012Dr. Jonathan Borden, LecturerParticipants will: Explore cultural stereotyping Discuss Eastern and Western Behavioral Value Systems Examine the challenges inherent in the convergence ofConfucian and Western concepts of harmony and conflictand their implications for students and their teachers Learn about Confucianism as a social structure and itsimplications for family and educational structure Analyze the implications of the expatriate experience forChinese, Korean, and other East Asian students Suggest applications for working with East Asian studentsin their academic and social lives as well as how to workwith their parents in building relationshipsShanghai American School - East (PuDong) Campus:Shanghai Links Executive Community, San Jia Gang,Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China 201201,(Tel) 6221-1445 (Fax) 5897-0011Email: alicia.lewis@saschina.orgWebsite: www.saschina.org
SHANe n tur y of Tr a d it ionARICHPAST-APROMISINGFUTUREOLACEstaGH912blished 1CA I A ME R I CAN SHOLecturer: Dr. Jonathan BordenDr. Borden is a proud father who raised two boys with his wife of 30 years, Soon-Ok Pahk Borden. Their sons, Patrick and Eugene, grew upin Korea while Dad served as Secondary Principal at Seoul ForeignSchool. Jon arrived at Shanghai American school in the 2005 academicyear and “raised” the Middle/High school to a well-respected, IB/APcollege preparatory institution worthy of WASC and IBOReauthorization accolades. In addition to his principalship, he supportsthe Shanghai American School through service on the Human ResourceCommittee, the Strategic Planning Curriculum Action Team, theLanguage Policy Task Force and serves as a liaison to the JinQiao Community Center.Jon has a voracious appetite for literature and enjoys traveling through East Asia and Europe,as well as offering workshops regarding adjustment issues of Asian students attendingInternational Schools. He received his PhD in Early Adolescence and International Educationfrom Walden University. He received his administrative certificate from University ofConnecticut, his M.S. in Education from University of Southern California, and his B.A. fromBridgewater State College in Massachusetts.Jon’s position advocacy for students permeates this seminar, as he encourages an understandingof the students’ perspective and pressures in an international educational setting. Anyone whoworks with students of East Asian heritage should experience this seminar at least once.SASspecialhotelrate(760RMB)RamadaInn- R.C.Tel: egistrationDue:Friday,February17,2012Non- ‐EARCOSfee: eShanghai American School - East (PuDong) Campus:Shanghai Links Executive Community, San Jia Gang,Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China 201201,(Tel) 6221-1445 (Fax) 5897-0011Website: www.saschina.orgEmail: alicia.lewis@saschina.org
An EARCOS Weekend WorkshopConfucius Meets Piaget:An Educational Perspective on Ethnic Korean Children and Their ParentsDr. Jonathan BordenSaturday, February 25, 2012WORKSHOP REGISTRATION:Please e-mail or fax the following information to Alicia Lewis:Fax number: (86 21) 6891-6838Registration for Non-EARCOS members is a 50 feeHotel booking deadline: Friday, February 3, 2012Registration Deadline - Friday, February 17Name:LastFirstGrade/Subject:School Name:Mailing Address:E-mail Address:Phone Number:Fax Number:o Please reserve a room at the Ramada Inn JinQiao @ 700RMB breakfast ( 110)Arrival Date:Check Out Date:Credit Card #: Expiration Date:Hotel booking deadline: Friday, February 3, 2012!Mail or fax to 86 21 6891 6838 Attn: Alicia LewisShanghai American School - East Campus: Shanghai Links Executive Community,San Jia Gang, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China 201201,(Tel) 6221-1445 (Fax) 5897-0011 Website: www.saschina.org Email: alicia.lewis@saschina.org
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Shanghai American School is proud to host Shanghai American School - East (PuDong) Campus: Shanghai Links Executive Community, San Jia Gang, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China 201201, (Tel) 6221-1445 (Fax) 5897-0011 Email: alicia.lewis@saschina.org Website: www.saschina.org Participants will: Explore cultural stereotyping
