Articles with useful links to blogs of teachers who travel and travelers who teach, to help you see the world and find Global Education resources.
Equity vs. Equality: Before we dive into this list of articles and resources to support racial equity in global education, let us define a key term. What is the difference between EQUITY and EQUALITY? Equality is when everyone gets the …
Want concrete strategies for making what you teach more relevant and globally-connected? Enjoy this powerful and extremely useful interview with New York City Humanities teachers, Stephanie N. Ambarsumyan (of Wandering Why Traveler), and Dora DePaolis. Teaching Traveling: Stephanie, tell us …
Read MoreUsing Travel to Make Curriculum More Representative of the World
Racial Segregation in Education… Unfortunately, though six decades have passed since Brown v. Board of Education, school segregation is getting worse… and it hurts us all. One of the chief drivers of educational inequality — and as a result, societal …
Read MoreNice White Parents: Analysis of the School Inequality Podcast
From the Great Wall of China to pandas and other attractions… This mother explored all around Beijing while seeing her son compete in the Paralympics. Teaching Traveling: Welcome, Lesley! Tell us about your background before visiting Beijing. Lesley: I’m Lesley …
Read MoreVisiting Beijing as a Proud Parent at the Paralympic Games
Everyday language can hurt. These drawings show how words can offend, even when not meant to. In our increasingly interconnected world, ultimately every teacher — and person — needs skills to bring understanding and respectful norms to diverse groups. …
Read MoreExamples of Microaggressions: a Lesson and Definition in Cartoons
Wondering about mental and emotional health, education, and resources in different countries? Meet Nancy Bartosz, a woman who is on a leave of absence from teaching in America to travel and explore mental health awareness around the world. Teaching Traveling: …
Read MoreMental Health Awareness Around the World with “Hope for the Day”
