Tools

https://www.unicef.org/education/

Helping teachers bring global education into their class. You can choose topics, grade level or use any lesson and tailor it to your students needs.

A powerful tool to help students understand the realities of our world. 100 people uses stories, videos, photo essays and statistics to examine global issues in a realistic and inspiring format.

World Affairs Council of New Hampshire provides resources and events to prepare citizens for a global future.

A great resources that provides unbiased and scientifically sound information on wide variety of public health issues.

Resource to help understand global competencies

Digital Tools:

EDpuzzleMake any video your lesson. Edit a video by cropping it, adding your voice or embedding questions. Then, track your students with powerful hassle-free analytics.

I have shared EDpuzzle with members of the science department.. Many use videos in their class and get frustrated that students do not pay attention. EDpuzzle is a great resource to help keep kids focused and engaged during a video clip.

Dollar StreetSee how people really live

Most people have an unrealistic idea of how people live throughout the world. These beliefs come from media, stories and school. Dollar Street uses a photo story to show how people live. Students enjoy perusing through the photos while seeing the reality of life around the world.

Wevideo is an easy and fun tool that produces high quality videos. My students enjoy wevideo and they love to share their final product with the class. Students create high end videos that are engaging.

Skype: Connect with classrooms from around the world

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Create great multimedia posters that students will enjoy doing and teachers will enjoying reading..

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Curriculum and resources for teachers that connect historical events and current issues. Provides students with the opportunity to reflect on a variety of viewpoints while examining the historical context, culture aspects and political background information. The units are thorough while also allowing you to pick and choose sections.

Resources for teachers to help bring global education into their curriculum