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ES-50459-12Education Programs: Institutes for K-12 EducatorsSan Jose State University Research FoundationJohn Steinbeck: the Voice of a Region, a Voice for America10/1/2012 - 12/31/2013$172,214.00Susan Shillinglaw   San Jose State University Research FoundationSan JoseCA95112-5569USA2012American LiteratureInstitutes for K-12 EducatorsEducation Programs1722140164365.040

A three-week institute for twenty-seven school teachers on John Steinbeck as a novelist, social critic, and ecologist.

The Summer Institute will examine why John Steinbeck remains relevant as a novelist, social critic, and ecologist, and endures as a voice of twentieth century American values and ideas. The Institute's target audience is high school teachers. The project objective is to demonstrate why Steinbeck should be presented as a central figure in secondary English curriculum, and how his work continues to address the complexity of the American populace. Scheduled for July 14 - August 2, 2013 on the Monterey Peninsula - "Steinbeck country" - workshops will examine the impact of the local agricultural and fishing industries on Steinbeck's major works and how his unique ecological perspectives can be integrated into today's high school science and literature curriculum.