“While teachers may design rich multifaceted projects…they can also choose to teach for global competence by making small, yet consequential, shifts within the curriculum they have.”
Boix Mansilla & Schleicher, 2022, p.42
Welcome, educators! On this page, you’ll find resources to help you bring global education strategies into your classroom. You’ll also find resources I developed during my Fulbright course, Teaching and Leading for Global Education.
My goal in creating these resources was to remember that even small changes make a difference. Implementing global education strategies can feel incredibly overwhelming. It’s important to remember that we do not need to rebuild our curricula. Instead, we can consider “small, yet consequential” shifts as we work towards global competence.
At this link, you’ll find online resources that can help you bring global competency into your classroom.
This toolkit contains my Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms coursework and my reflections on their efficacy in my classroom.
Bringing global competency into your classroom is not just about going global; it’s also about using resources in your local community. At this link, you’ll find New Hampshire-based resources that support the implementation of global education in your classroom.
