Getting started with global education can be overwhelming. There are many resources available, but it's really tough to know where to begin. In this section, I want to share just a few of my favorite resources and ideas. I've used many of the resources myself and am including notes on my experiences.
Digital tools are an amazing asset for anyone wanting to incorporate global education into their lessons. I'm fortunate to teach in a school with 1-to-1 Chromebooks, which makes utilization of these resources even easier. Here are a few of my favorite resources and how I've used them in my classroom.
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Global education means preparing our students to be global citizens who are ready to investigate the world beyond their immediate environment, to understand their own perspectives and those of others, to communicate across cultural differences, and take responsible action for the benefit of both local and global communities.
These tools are useful in providing an outline for your global education plans. You can also use these tools to assess the effectiveness of your plans after implementation.
There are many fantastic organizations to assist educators in implementing global education practices in their classrooms. Here are a few of my favorites.
Examine these additional resources to aid you in your global education journey.
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