Global education resources and ideas for the classroom and beyond. Teach your students and children about the world through these lessons, books, stories, websites, and more!
Looking for a place to find vocabulary words or concepts illustrated with fun, easy-to-understand cartoons? Would it help to have a set of colorfully-drawn, entertaining short stories for kids? Do you yearn to jump-start creativity and art inspiration for any …
Quick, meaningful assignments for students to do at home during school closures: During this unprecedented school shut-down, teachers and parents around the world are scrambling for lesson plans and project ideas which are genuinely useful learning opportunities, but which are …
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Interested in volunteering abroad? Curious about programs to explore other countries while helping? Learn about a great opportunity to do service learning internationally and get college credit at the same time. Teaching Traveling: Welcome to Stacie Freeman, a college professor …
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Want to teach kids about writers from around the world? A BU professor has created a children’s book that takes young people on a global trip to learn about famous authors! Teaching Traveling: Let’s welcome Humanities professor, Sheila Cordner. Sheila, …
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Want a professional development book to improve a whole school, or just make your own teaching and leadership better? I’m thrilled to announce a text that complies the most useful research on learning and educational leadership: The Best of the …
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