Teaching the Implications of Climate Change and Hurricane Harvey
Strategies, resources, and ideas to help educators address Hurricane Harvey in their classrooms.
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Empowering Young Activists Through Harry Potter Fandom
How can being a fan inspire young activists? Here are examples from the Harry Potter Alliance.
March 30, 2017
Three Ways to Teach Economics Through Children's Literature
Financial literacy is an important life skill. Here are ways to teach it through children's literature.
February 21, 2017
Strategies for Launching After-School Language Programs
While many elementary schools would like to have language offerings for students, many do not have the resources to do so. Out-of-school time programs can help fill this gap.
November 22, 2016
Student Centered, Global Service Learning
A unique service learning programs helps students become empathetic activists.
September 29, 2016
Using National Parks to Teach Global Competencies
How to take advantage of our national parks, monuments, memorials, and more to develop 21st century skills in students.
September 06, 2016
Outdoor Play and Learning Teach Critical Life Skills
What are the benefits to having children learn outside?
September 23, 2015
Food as a Foundation for Global Understanding
Food is an integral part of every culture around the world and can be used as a substantive instructional tool. Here are project and curriculum ideas.
August 10, 2015
How to Teach About Religion Without Being an Expert
You can teach about religion without being an expert. Here are tips and resources to help.
July 30, 2015
Teaching Students How to Ask Meaningful Questions
Using technology to connect students around the world can be powerful - IF we push students to go beyond the surface level and ask deep, personal questions. This is a skill that must be honed prior to beginning an online exchange. Here are some tips on how to do it!
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