Global Learning
Kid Power is an interactive video platform for students in grades Kindergarten through 8th. Kid Power combines philanthropy and fun with mental health, social-emotional learning (SEL), child rights, and equity and access for all students.
Here is a complied list of leaders and educators who talk about global learning on twitter.
Primary Source promotes history and humanities education by connecting educators to people and cultures throughout the world by providing learning opportunities and curriculum resources for K-12 educators.
Here, teachers can use these competency tests to see where their students fall in the global learning subject.
This guide provides activities in global learning to every age level.
Mapping the Nation is a interactive map that pulls together demographic, economic, and educational information for students to learn about the country.
These global learning “quick sheets” are one-page examples of developmentally appropriate unit plan outlines in typical afterschool content areas.
Expanding Horizons illustrates key concepts, provide concrete examples, and suggest activities across a wide variety of content and age ranges to give a sense of the potential for global learning.
Here is an overview of global competence and reasons why it should be used and curriculum to use in the classroom.