How can I globalize my classroom if we can't travel?

Traveling can be costly and difficult to organize. Below are some resources that can enhance your instruction and move your students to being globally competent citizens. All resources have a basic free version but you/your students may need to make an account

The SAMR scale is a great way to assess your own technology use. If it is your first time integrating technology, take it slow and ask for help!

RadicalMath provides lessons and resources on social and racial justice using real world data and discussions

Skew the Script provides lessons for a variety of topics incorporating current data and topics

National Geographic has resources for a variety of lessons. Their resource library can be searched by grade and content

DollarStreet provides stories and pictures from families around the world and their income level.

The World Bank provides free data on a variety of topics from around the world.

Gapminder is a great website with worldwide data on a variety of topics

Padlet is a great way for students to collaborate online, respond to ideas, and share thoughts

"What's Going on in this Graph?" from the New York Times provides daily graphs for students to discuss and interpret.

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