Thank you to all who participated in Part II of our survey! Below are the global ed tools and programs you recommend most (not in any particular order): Top Ten Teacher-Recommended Global Ed Tools for K-12 Classrooms Ted Ed Club Mystery Skype/Skype in the Classroom OneWorld Classrooms Empatico The Climate Action Project Pen Pal Schools… Continue reading →
We have shared the results of our “Top Ten Teacher Reasons for Going Global” survey – and some of your quotes that informed it. Here are more of your quotes to the survey question, “Why is it important for students to engage WITH their global peers in the context of their learning?:“ “Because it is a… Continue reading →
We have shared the results of our “Top Ten Teacher Reasons for Going Global” survey. Below are some of the exact quotes from which the list was derived, taken from your replies to our survey question, “Why is it important for students to engage WITH their global peers in the context of their learning?” (Read more… Continue reading →
Thank you to all who participated in Part I of our survey! (The results are here.) Please take a few minutes to complete Part II below to share your experience with our network of teachers. Loading… Posts Related to This Survey Making the Case for Going Global Part I Survey Results Teacher Quotes 1 Teacher… Continue reading →
The results of our first survey are in! Thank you to all of you who participated! Please look below the word cloud (created from your responses) for a summary. Also, please take Part II of the survey now to help us keep the discussion going. (Quotes by teachers who participated are here.) Response Educators, working with… Continue reading →
The results are nearly all in for our Top Ten Teacher Reasons for Going Global survey. Many thanks to all who have participated! (If you haven’t, please complete the survey now.) We will list and discuss the full results in upcoming posts. In the meantime, here is the resulting word cloud using YOUR WORDS from the survey:… Continue reading →
We will soon be making “Top Ten” posts about why teachers go global in their classrooms and what resources they use/recommend to do so. But first we need your input! Please take a minute to complete the brief survey below to share your experience with our network of teachers. Thank you! Loading… Posts Related to… Continue reading →
