Additional Resources

This is a collection of the resources I have compiled from the course, Teaching and Leading for Global Education, administered by the International Research and  Exchanges Board (IREX), in connection with my participation in the 2020 - 2021 Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms (Fulbright TGC) Program, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) with funding provided by the U.S. Government. Included in this collection are resources from the Global Education Symposium conducted by IREX.

2. Taking Action with the Sustainable Development Goals

2.1 Teacher Exchange Alumni Panel by Tina Banks (Fulbright TGC 2019 to India), Matthew Cottone (Fulbright TGC 2017 to Indonesia),  Nichole Griffin (Fulbright DAST 2019 to Botswana), and Annalise Klein (Fulbright DAST 2019 to Uganda)

2.2 Transitioning from the MDGs to the SDGs

2.3 About the Sustainable Development Goals

2.4 COVID-19 and the SDGs

2.5 How the UN's Sustainable Development Goals undermine democracy

2.6 Incorporating SDGs and Taking Action Resource Collection

2.7 Project-Based Learning: Explained: PBL Unit Template and PBL Resources

2.8 Time to revise the Sustainable Development Goals

2.9 Optional Texts

2.10 Global Learning Unit Plan: Vision Statement

4. Developing Global Citizenship

4.1 Presentation of Dr. Hakim Williams, Director of Peace & Justice Studies, Gettysburg College, PA, USA

4.2 Don’t ask me where I’m from, ask me where I’m local

4.3  Global ethic vs. national interest

4.4  Are You a Global Citizen?

4.5 Global Citizenship Education

4.6 Race, Equity, and Leadership in Schools

4.7 Our Culture Our Schools

4.8 Stories of a Culturally Responsive Education

4.9 Culturally Responsive Curriculum Scorecard

4.10 Why There's No Such Thing as Global Citizenship

4.11 Culturally Responsive Teaching: 4 Misconceptions

4.12 Optional Texts

4.13 Evaluating Global Learning Lessons and Resources

5. Digital Literacy and Dialogue for Global Citizenship

5.1 Small Group Discussions led by Rachel Caldwell (Fulbright TGC 2019 to Morocco), Maya Cunningham (TGC 2016 to India), Nikki Gilliam (Fulbright TGC 2019 to Senegal), Rachel Otty (Fulbright TGC 2019 to India), Tara Thomas (Fulbright TGC 2019 to Colombia), Laurel Cardellichio (Fulbright TGC 2019 to Morocco), David Edelman (Fulbright TGC 2019 to India), Ellen Kraft (Fulbright TGC 2018 to Colombia), Wendy Rago (Fulbright TGC 2017 to Indonesia), Jackie Thurston (Fulbright TGC 2019 to India), Brian Cook (Fulbright TGC 2019 to Peru), Lucinda Gaddis (Fulbright TGC 2017 to India), Sia Kyriakakos (Fulbright TGC 2018 to Colombia), Eleanor Taylor (Fulbright TGC 2019 to Senegal), and Satoia Wright (Fulbright TGC 2019 to Peru)

5.2  What Is Digital Literacy?

5.3  K-12 Blended Teaching, Chapter 2: Online Integration

5.4  Why we need a new approach to teaching digital literacy

5.5  What is the SAMR Model?

5.6 The World Is As Big Or As Small As You Make It

5.7 Essentials of Dialogue

5.8 Optional Texts

5.9 Digital Literacy Resources