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December 2016/January 2017 | Volume 74 | Number 4
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Marge Scherer
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Veronica Boix Mansilla
Routines to teach key kinds of thinking—like communicating thoughtfully and understanding others' perspectives.
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Anthony Jackson
Asia Society spells out the skills and knowledge graduates will need to build a peaceful world.
Will Richardson
Why our schools need to be more innovative, more creative, and more connected than ever before.
Marc Tucker
A look at what the demands of the global workplace will mean for students.
Julie Lindsay
Make learning about the world with global partners your classroom norm.
Audrey Osler
Two teachers who span cultures themselves help students explore local, national, and global issues.
Yekaterina McKenney
This thoughtful world literature curriculum invites reflection and shakes up stereotypes.
Tony Cotton
From the Brexit referendum to the Syrian refugee crisis—these math lessons teach about what's happening in the world.
Homa Sabet Tavangar
A primer for building global competency in young students.
Simon Rodberg
Students in a diverse, urban school learn to value diverse cultures, including their own.
Liz Dawes Duraisingh
Hiller A. Spires, Marie Himes and Lisa Wang
Jean Kirshner, Eli Tzib, Zilpa Tzib and Sara Fry
Alexis Wiggins
Teaching in other countries is eye-opening, but you don't have to leave home to cultivate international understanding.
Shivam Bhatt
A recent high school grad experiences omotenashi.
Reviews, research, and relevant reads.
Bryan Goodwin and Heather Hein
Excellence at learning on the job may trump other skills.
Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey
Welcome to Health Sciences High, where careers and academics align. Watch the video.
Catlin Tucker
Help students' voices reach a global audience.
Thomas R. Hoerr
Don't forget: Put the most important tasks on your to-do list.
Carol Ann Tomlinson
Why we must teach future global citizens to identify with the world community.
Gems for Global Educators
William Kist
Multimodal memoirs and other literacy projects help students see how we are all connected.
Lotta Larson
From virtual field trips to Paris to explorations of international books—innovative ways to engage kids in conversations and projects. Plus, a clickable resource list.
Robert Kunzman
Why students must learn to engage honestly with religious differences.
Kim Greene
Heidi Hayes Jacobs talks about how to prepare globally competent students.
Will Richardson, Lotta Larson, and Kim Greene
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