Resources for Teaching
National/International

build CRITICAL

THINKING

capacity

These Harvard Graduate School of Education Visible Thinking Routines are EASY to implement and really get students thinking and collaborating.

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The Inquiry Design Model lets our kids connect with content by questioning primary source material. Win!

Use these to get off the "lecture" treadmill.

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Want to "up" your Problem Based Learning Game? These people are PBL OGs and their site offers lots of free and non-threatening resources.

Getting started in PBL can be overwhelming. They make it easy.

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Learn at your own pace. Change your life.

This way of analyzing the world is particularly important for Students of Color who haven't traditionally been taught this information in public schools.

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connect

with learners around the world

Every year, in early October, the world's students read a book together while making as many global connections as possible.

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Free videos, connecting the world through music. A great way to welcome kids into the classroom and remind them that they are not alone.

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Green Schools Alliance gives students to tools needed to connect with like minded peers and spearhead schoolwide sustainability efforts. A game changer for us.

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Connect your students with exciting learning activities, virtual adventures, the world's leading experts, and friends from 150 countries!

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PBL Units

with

global connections

Ginger. Lewman.

If hers is the only name you remember, it will be enough. Everything she does develops joy and core global competencies--a byproduct of thoughtful PBL work.

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PBL Works offers SIX units tied to global education and climate change!

FREE and excellent!

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Daina makes is easy to see the PBL/ELA connection. Her units support Global Competence and you can further bring in the world through resource curation.

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Of course, an institute centered on innovative teaching would help you build your global practice from the ground up!

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Foster Global competence

Classroom activities that integrate intercultural learning, country-specific resources and SDGs in the classroom.

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Teach students how to bipass other people's filters (including our own) and conduct their own analysis.

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Lesson plans focused on global citizenship and child rights--inspires students to take action to improve their world.

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Classroom resources, free online teacher training, and interactive world maps.

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My Own Global Education Unit and Lesson Plan

PBL: Bee Keeping Best Practices Around the Globe

Other Resources I've Created (more to come)

PBL: Learning About Gray Water Reuse from India

St. Louis
Regional
Resources

Curricular resources

Students build Global Competency by taking action on a "green" issue pertaining to their school and/or community.

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STL based Model United Nations programs and activities that promote active citizenship and world awareness for high-school and middle-schools students attending public, private and parochial schools.

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The Anti-Defamation League, in conjunction with the St. Louis Art Museum, offers "Concepts of Beauty and Bias" which challenges students to see others and themselves differently.

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Bill Henske at a teacher/mentor at Maplewood Richmond Heights MS. My children learned to love the outdoors through his summer field study. The link below takes you to his professional YouTube Channel, but for a global lens, do a YOUTUBE search of his name for videos he made while in residence at McMurdo Field Station in Antartica.

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SUSTAIN. ABILITY.

Resources for Teaching National/International

My Own Global Education Unit and Lesson Plan

Other Resources I've Created (more to come)

St. Louis Regional Resources

Resources for Teaching
National/International

St. Louis
Regional
Resources