Global Competence: Teaching Young Learners to Take Action for Worldwide Impact
A Model School Focuses on Students Taking Global Action
John Stanford International School (JSIS)has been a model for developing global awareness curricula. Now they've expanded their lessons to teach students how to take action to help others.
Video: Tips for Teaching Grade School Students How to Make Global Impact
How you can encourage global perspectives in your students: Teachers from JSIS share a few favorite strategies.
How To Expand a Successful School Model
The success of JSIS spawned a growing network of international schools. The school's founding principal shares advice for administrators on expanding from one school to many.
Research Supports Global Curriculum
Language immersion, global competence, and vibrant professional learning communities (PLCs) enhance student learning at JSIS.
Resources and Downloads for Global Competence
Educators from JSIS in Seattle, Washington, have provided these resources and tools for teaching global competence.
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