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For two days this December, in Mrs. Collentine’s GlobalPerspectives in Literature Honors classes, NMHS class of 2005 alumnus Jonathan Silver was a “guest” speaker/teacher/actor and taught and performed Shakespeare’s Hamlet for Mrs. Collentine’s students.
What happens when educators go beyond school walls to gain a globalperspective on teaching and learning? For instance, according to Nelson, one teacher showed how she uses OneNote and Skype to collaborate with students and teachers across the globe to teach her students English. “I
Here are some of my favorite online teacher communities: ISTE : If you’re looking for a Professional Learning Networks (PLNs) that bring together educators from around the world to provide a globalperspective, then this is a great community to join. Read more on SmartBrief: Building a teacher community for STEM educators.
Skilling said he hoped the program, which brought 100 Chinese students to Oxford during his tenure as superintendent, gave his local students a broader globalperspective. They know you don’t speak English, so they won’t really specially teach you,” he said in English. And it was China.’”. They’re too relaxed.”.
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Furthermore, anywhere learning fosters a globalperspective. Work to maintain quality standards for content and teaching methods. Students can engage with peers and educators from diverse backgrounds, enriching their understanding of different cultures and viewpoints.
The co-editors of a forthcoming edited collection in the APSA-De Gruyter Teaching Civic Engagement Series invite authors to submit chapter proposals for a new volume, Teaching Civic Engagement in Challenging Times: GlobalPerspectives on Democratic Education for All.
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