One Global Classroom: A Guide to Global Perspectives Education
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Please note that this website is in the process of being transferred to oneglobalclassroom.com

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Chateau Versailles, France -- The gardens June 2013. Photo by Merinda Davis

This website is in the process of being transferred to OneGlobalClassroom.com


This is a website for educators to help infuse global perspectives into your classroom. The tips and information given is a collection of my experience and resources. Since many people have asked for classroom resources and grant information, I have decided to put it all in one place. 

This is a working website that I will be adding information and resources. 
Please let me know if you have any requests for information. I am happy to help. My philosophy is that we are all trying to help kids learn so lets work together to give students the best learning experience we can. 
International Education Week: Join the Celebration!
International Education Week 2015 dates: November 16-20, 2015

International Education Week (IEW) is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide. This joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education is part of efforts to promote programs that prepare Americans for a global environment and attract future leaders from abroad to study, learn, and exchange experiences in the United States.

Click here to view the list of IEW events for 2015 and also to share events in your community! 


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Courtesy of UNESCO.

Changing Education for a changing world

The world is changing and, as teachers, we are preparing students to be active participants in the their communities. This website includes a variety of information that is all connected to 21st Century learning, Sustainable Development education and world geography.  You will learn how you can take this information/resources and apply it to your school/community. Holistic approach to teaching/learning.
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Students participate in a pen-pal exchange with their peers in Japan. Photo by Merinda Davis

Curriculum Guide

Remember that EVERYTHING is interconnected. Use the global competency matrix and curriculum guide to connect global perspectives, sustainability, and 21st century skills to your curriculum. 
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Tokyo, Japan taken in 2012. Photo by Merinda Davis

Upcoming Teacher Travel Opportunities

One thing I didn't know when I started teaching was that there are many opportunities for teachers to get hands-on professional development. This is a list of resources that I have found and some I have participated in. 
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Conferences & Presentations

I have had many opportunities to share my travel experiences and unique curriculum at several conferences. This is where you will find my presentations and a list of upcoming global education conferences.
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At the UNESCO offices in Paris to learn about the United Nations role in global education. Photo by fellow teacher.

Teacher Travel Experiences

I have had the opportunity to travel to 12 different countries since 2012. These international professional development experiences have changed my life. They have improved the educational experience for my students.
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Students share their interests with their international peers through pictures. Art by student Jennifer Robles

International Exchange Projects

As a result of my international professional development experiences I have been able to meet with teachers from all over the world and create hand-on real world learning opportunities for my students. Learn more about the projects. 
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