With YFU High School Programs, students can study abroad and stay with local families. Choose from a year, semester or summer program to explore new cultures.
The ASSURE method is used to plan a lesson for culturally diverse 4th grade students to identify different cultural customs of holiday traditions. The lesson will analyze students' current knowledge, state the objective of identifying various holiday traditions through methods like stories, visual aids, music, games, and food. Materials like printed stories, clothing, music, games and food from different cultures will be selected and utilized. Students will be required to participate through discussions, questions, and a classroom party where they share their own holiday traditions. Their learning will be evaluated through questioning to determine how effective the methods and materials were at motivating students and helping them retain the knowledge.
The education system in New Zealand has three main stages: early childhood education from birth to school entry age; primary and secondary school for ages 5 to 19, which is compulsory between 6 to 16; and further/higher education. Education is free at state schools between ages 5 to 19 for citizens and permanent residents. Private schools can have their own aims in addition to the national curriculum, while state schools teach the national curriculum. Some schools offer Maori-focused or international programs. Schools are well-equipped and have facilities for outdoor activities. New Zealand ranks highly in international assessments in math and science.
Orion International Academy aims to prepare international students for college and life in a global society through its rigorous academic program and cultural experiences. The school offers individualized support and a college preparatory curriculum with Advanced Placement courses taught by experienced faculty. Students can participate in winter and summer programs taking classes alongside American students and experiencing American culture through activities. They live either in dormitories for a collegiate experience or with host families to experience American family life firsthand. The school aims to give students an educational future for success through its American curriculum and diverse student body.
Orion International Academy aims to prepare international students for success in college and a global society through its international programs. It offers a college preparatory curriculum with advanced courses, highly individualized support, and experienced faculty. Students can attend winter and summer programs to experience American schools and culture alongside American peers through activities like creative writing, chess, painting and more. Typical school days include classes, lunch, enrichment activities, and sports. Housing is available through dorms or homestays. Excursions around California are also provided. The document promotes that attending Orion sets students up for educational and career success.
The Brazilian Music Institute (BMI) at the University of Florida celebrates its 14th annual event in May, bringing renowned Brazilian artists to Gainesville to perform, teach students, and share their musical talents with the community. Founded in 2001 by Dr. Welson Tremura, the BMI offers a week-long celebration of Brazilian culture and music through specialized music camps and clinics for students, as well as public performances. The event has grown over 13 years to provide important educational and cultural experiences for both musicians and music enthusiasts.
The document summarizes the structure of the US education system from preschool through high school. It outlines the typical grade levels, ages, coursework, and extracurricular activities at each stage. It also compares public versus private school options and notes key aspects like school lunches, class schedules, grade point averages, dances, and pathways after graduation from high school.
The intercultural project provided students an opportunity to both share their Argentine culture with someone not from Argentina and learn about a different culture. Students presented posters about various families in Argentina, including indigenous and immigrant groups. Jasmine then shared a PowerPoint about her culture through pictures of her university, food, music and films, and family. The students engaged in a debate with Jasmine, asking questions about her culture and sharing aspects of their own culture. The lesson was a positive experience for both students and teachers to learn about another culture.
The ASSURE method is used to plan a lesson for culturally diverse 4th grade students to identify different cultural customs of holiday traditions. The lesson will analyze students' current knowledge, state the objective of identifying various holiday traditions through methods like stories, visual aids, music, games, and food. Materials like printed stories, clothing, music, games and food from different cultures will be selected and utilized. Students will be required to participate through discussions, questions, and a classroom party where they share their own holiday traditions. Their learning will be evaluated through questioning to determine how effective the methods and materials were at motivating students and helping them retain the knowledge.
The education system in New Zealand has three main stages: early childhood education from birth to school entry age; primary and secondary school for ages 5 to 19, which is compulsory between 6 to 16; and further/higher education. Education is free at state schools between ages 5 to 19 for citizens and permanent residents. Private schools can have their own aims in addition to the national curriculum, while state schools teach the national curriculum. Some schools offer Maori-focused or international programs. Schools are well-equipped and have facilities for outdoor activities. New Zealand ranks highly in international assessments in math and science.
Orion International Academy aims to prepare international students for college and life in a global society through its rigorous academic program and cultural experiences. The school offers individualized support and a college preparatory curriculum with Advanced Placement courses taught by experienced faculty. Students can participate in winter and summer programs taking classes alongside American students and experiencing American culture through activities. They live either in dormitories for a collegiate experience or with host families to experience American family life firsthand. The school aims to give students an educational future for success through its American curriculum and diverse student body.
Orion International Academy aims to prepare international students for success in college and a global society through its international programs. It offers a college preparatory curriculum with advanced courses, highly individualized support, and experienced faculty. Students can attend winter and summer programs to experience American schools and culture alongside American peers through activities like creative writing, chess, painting and more. Typical school days include classes, lunch, enrichment activities, and sports. Housing is available through dorms or homestays. Excursions around California are also provided. The document promotes that attending Orion sets students up for educational and career success.
The Brazilian Music Institute (BMI) at the University of Florida celebrates its 14th annual event in May, bringing renowned Brazilian artists to Gainesville to perform, teach students, and share their musical talents with the community. Founded in 2001 by Dr. Welson Tremura, the BMI offers a week-long celebration of Brazilian culture and music through specialized music camps and clinics for students, as well as public performances. The event has grown over 13 years to provide important educational and cultural experiences for both musicians and music enthusiasts.
The document summarizes the structure of the US education system from preschool through high school. It outlines the typical grade levels, ages, coursework, and extracurricular activities at each stage. It also compares public versus private school options and notes key aspects like school lunches, class schedules, grade point averages, dances, and pathways after graduation from high school.
The intercultural project provided students an opportunity to both share their Argentine culture with someone not from Argentina and learn about a different culture. Students presented posters about various families in Argentina, including indigenous and immigrant groups. Jasmine then shared a PowerPoint about her culture through pictures of her university, food, music and films, and family. The students engaged in a debate with Jasmine, asking questions about her culture and sharing aspects of their own culture. The lesson was a positive experience for both students and teachers to learn about another culture.
Study abroad is easy with YFU USA! Intercultural student exchange programs for high school students, teenagers, youth, host families, schools & communities to more than 70 countries.
Make the world your home.
YFU Advances intercultural understanding, mutual respect and social responsibility through educational exchanges for youth, families and communities.
The document provides an overview of the curriculum for a Key Stage 4 Languages Enrichment course at Canons High School. The course aims to help students gain confidence in their own and other languages by looking at the history and development of languages, including how geography and society have influenced languages. Students will examine the origins and cultures of different languages and complete a Foreign Language Leader Award to develop their communication and teaching skills. They will research languages and cultures, present their findings, and have opportunities to teach younger students. The course encourages students to appreciate language diversity and develop 21st century skills.
This document summarizes Sarah Sanderson's presentation about her journey to becoming a Rotary Peace Fellow. It outlines her educational and professional background working in languages and cultural exchange in countries like Brazil, China, New Zealand, and Chile. It then describes the Rotary Peace Fellowship program which provides fully funded master's degrees in peace and conflict resolution. Sanderson shares that she will be attending the International Christian University in Tokyo to obtain her M.A. in Peace Studies, with a focus on language education and international exchange for peacebuilding.
Discover the transformative journey of embarking on a study abroad gap year program through this comprehensive guide. Uncover the myriad opportunities for personal growth as you navigate new cultures, languages, and academic pursuits. Whether you're considering a gap year before college or seeking a break from your career, this article illuminates how these immersive experiences can shape your perspective and contribute to your overall development.
This document discusses several teacher exchange programs that provide opportunities for teachers to broaden their perspectives and gain global experience. It summarizes 5 key programs: 1) The Visiting International Faculty Program which brings teachers from other countries to the US; 2) The Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program which enables teacher swaps between the US and other countries; 3) The Inter-African Teacher Exchange which facilitates exchanges between African countries; 4) The Canadian Educators Exchange which organizes long-term and short-term exchanges for Canadian teachers; and 5) The Global Teachers Millennium Awards which promotes partnerships between teachers in the UK and African countries. The document emphasizes that these programs allow teachers to strengthen their understanding of diversity and multiculturalism through
The Benefits of Participating in Summer Abroad Programs for High School Stude...studyabroadscholarships
Summer exchange programs provide students an excellent opportunity to develop fresh perspectives on life. Students learn to manage their finances and live independently for a set time. This experience in a foreign country helps them develop a broader view of life. Instead of considering it a daunting task, they should consider it a challenge to determine their future. It may seem unsafe for students who have never been outside their city, but they can receive guidance from friends and family to make the experience more manageable.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on global education given at McQueen High School in Reno, Nevada. It defines global education, outlines the four global competencies that should be embedded in curriculum, and gives examples of how McQueen High School incorporates these competencies into their world language standards. It also evaluates McQueen High School's strengths in global education, identifies areas for improvement, and shares feedback from Global Studies students about the benefits of the program.
Studying abroad is not just a journey of distance and geography, but of culture and self-transformation. Discover yourself through new and challenging experiences. Find the U you’ve been looking for.
YFU is a non-profit international educational organization with partners in more than 60 different countries, Youth For Understanding is one of the world’s oldest, largest and most respected intercultural exchange programs. More than 250,000 students and their host families have benefited from the support and expertise of YFU. The YFU global network is united by the belief that full cultural immersion is the most effective means to gain the skills needed to thrive in an increasingly multicultural, interconnected and competitive global society.
The document provides an overview of ASSE (American Scandinavian Student Exchange), who they serve, their programs, compensation details for area representatives, and responsibilities of area representatives. Key points:
- ASSE was established in 1976 and works with the US Dept of State, Canadian provinces, and NZ Ministry of Education to organize student exchanges.
- ASSE serves over 30,000 high school students annually from Europe, former Soviet states, Middle East, East Asia, Australia, NZ, S. America, and Canada.
- Area representatives are compensated for recruiting host families and students, with payment installments throughout the school year.
- Responsibilities include finding host families and schools, orient
Catering to the Needs of International ResidentsJoshua Acosta
This presentation provides information and strategies for residence assistants to help integrate international students into residential communities. It discusses the growing international student population in the US and Pennsylvania. The presentation covers communicating effectively with international students, including considering different cultural communication styles. It also offers ideas for programming, celebrating cultural events, and helping international and domestic students learn about each other's cultures. The goal is for residence assistants to make their halls a welcoming place for international residents.
Multicultural Diversity and Broadening Teaching PerspectivesAllaine Santos
This document discusses the challenges that global teachers face in multicultural classrooms and various teacher exchange programs that aim to promote cultural understanding. It notes that classrooms are becoming more diverse in terms of students' ethnic backgrounds, languages, socioeconomic statuses, and experiences. To help teachers address this diversity, it recommends that they gain awareness of differences, avoid stereotyping students, get to know each student, and infuse multicultural materials. It then outlines several international teacher exchange programs between countries and their goals of transforming lives through cultural exchange, providing opportunities for teachers to learn from other environments, and developing global competencies.
The document describes a personalized international student program offered by the Hastings and Prince Edward School Board in Belleville, Ontario, Canada. The program provides small classes of international students, primarily from Germany, in a safe and supportive academic, social, and homestay environment. Students have opportunities to travel within Canada and get involved in various school and community activities. The program aims to improve students' English skills while giving them a Canadian high school experience. Interested students can apply and the program accepts those with at least a 70% average who are motivated to learn.
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The document summarizes Deakin University's International Peer Program which matches local and international students to help international students adjust to life at the university and Australian culture while also exposing local students to different perspectives. Through meeting biweekly, students share study tips and learn about each other's cultures. The program aims to help international students settle in, expand local students' views globally without leaving campus, and improve academic performance through collaboration.
This document provides an agenda for a Global Classroom training session that introduces international scholars to One To World's Global Classroom program. The agenda includes introductions, an overview of Global Classroom and its objectives to develop global competence in students. It outlines the program structure, guidelines for leading workshops, sample workshop activities and topics. It also provides next steps for the scholars to get involved and how to stay connected to the program.
Back To School Night Presentation 6th Gradevilquinkins1
This document provides information about a 6th grade French class. It introduces the teacher, who grew up in Paris and has taught French in New Jersey. The class will focus on learning French language as well as studying the cultures of French-speaking countries. Students will engage in conversations and learn to read and write simple words and phrases in French. They will also participate in cultural studies about topics like personal identity, authentic cultural celebrations, and healthy eating habits. A field trip to a New York art museum is planned. Students will complete regular homework assignments and special projects utilizing internet resources. The teacher is excited about the coming year and provides contact information.
Study abroad is easy with YFU USA! Intercultural student exchange programs for high school students, teenagers, youth, host families, schools & communities to more than 70 countries.
Make the world your home.
YFU Advances intercultural understanding, mutual respect and social responsibility through educational exchanges for youth, families and communities.
The document provides an overview of the curriculum for a Key Stage 4 Languages Enrichment course at Canons High School. The course aims to help students gain confidence in their own and other languages by looking at the history and development of languages, including how geography and society have influenced languages. Students will examine the origins and cultures of different languages and complete a Foreign Language Leader Award to develop their communication and teaching skills. They will research languages and cultures, present their findings, and have opportunities to teach younger students. The course encourages students to appreciate language diversity and develop 21st century skills.
This document summarizes Sarah Sanderson's presentation about her journey to becoming a Rotary Peace Fellow. It outlines her educational and professional background working in languages and cultural exchange in countries like Brazil, China, New Zealand, and Chile. It then describes the Rotary Peace Fellowship program which provides fully funded master's degrees in peace and conflict resolution. Sanderson shares that she will be attending the International Christian University in Tokyo to obtain her M.A. in Peace Studies, with a focus on language education and international exchange for peacebuilding.
Discover the transformative journey of embarking on a study abroad gap year program through this comprehensive guide. Uncover the myriad opportunities for personal growth as you navigate new cultures, languages, and academic pursuits. Whether you're considering a gap year before college or seeking a break from your career, this article illuminates how these immersive experiences can shape your perspective and contribute to your overall development.
This document discusses several teacher exchange programs that provide opportunities for teachers to broaden their perspectives and gain global experience. It summarizes 5 key programs: 1) The Visiting International Faculty Program which brings teachers from other countries to the US; 2) The Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program which enables teacher swaps between the US and other countries; 3) The Inter-African Teacher Exchange which facilitates exchanges between African countries; 4) The Canadian Educators Exchange which organizes long-term and short-term exchanges for Canadian teachers; and 5) The Global Teachers Millennium Awards which promotes partnerships between teachers in the UK and African countries. The document emphasizes that these programs allow teachers to strengthen their understanding of diversity and multiculturalism through
The Benefits of Participating in Summer Abroad Programs for High School Stude...studyabroadscholarships
Summer exchange programs provide students an excellent opportunity to develop fresh perspectives on life. Students learn to manage their finances and live independently for a set time. This experience in a foreign country helps them develop a broader view of life. Instead of considering it a daunting task, they should consider it a challenge to determine their future. It may seem unsafe for students who have never been outside their city, but they can receive guidance from friends and family to make the experience more manageable.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on global education given at McQueen High School in Reno, Nevada. It defines global education, outlines the four global competencies that should be embedded in curriculum, and gives examples of how McQueen High School incorporates these competencies into their world language standards. It also evaluates McQueen High School's strengths in global education, identifies areas for improvement, and shares feedback from Global Studies students about the benefits of the program.
Studying abroad is not just a journey of distance and geography, but of culture and self-transformation. Discover yourself through new and challenging experiences. Find the U you’ve been looking for.
YFU is a non-profit international educational organization with partners in more than 60 different countries, Youth For Understanding is one of the world’s oldest, largest and most respected intercultural exchange programs. More than 250,000 students and their host families have benefited from the support and expertise of YFU. The YFU global network is united by the belief that full cultural immersion is the most effective means to gain the skills needed to thrive in an increasingly multicultural, interconnected and competitive global society.
The document provides an overview of ASSE (American Scandinavian Student Exchange), who they serve, their programs, compensation details for area representatives, and responsibilities of area representatives. Key points:
- ASSE was established in 1976 and works with the US Dept of State, Canadian provinces, and NZ Ministry of Education to organize student exchanges.
- ASSE serves over 30,000 high school students annually from Europe, former Soviet states, Middle East, East Asia, Australia, NZ, S. America, and Canada.
- Area representatives are compensated for recruiting host families and students, with payment installments throughout the school year.
- Responsibilities include finding host families and schools, orient
Catering to the Needs of International ResidentsJoshua Acosta
This presentation provides information and strategies for residence assistants to help integrate international students into residential communities. It discusses the growing international student population in the US and Pennsylvania. The presentation covers communicating effectively with international students, including considering different cultural communication styles. It also offers ideas for programming, celebrating cultural events, and helping international and domestic students learn about each other's cultures. The goal is for residence assistants to make their halls a welcoming place for international residents.
Multicultural Diversity and Broadening Teaching PerspectivesAllaine Santos
This document discusses the challenges that global teachers face in multicultural classrooms and various teacher exchange programs that aim to promote cultural understanding. It notes that classrooms are becoming more diverse in terms of students' ethnic backgrounds, languages, socioeconomic statuses, and experiences. To help teachers address this diversity, it recommends that they gain awareness of differences, avoid stereotyping students, get to know each student, and infuse multicultural materials. It then outlines several international teacher exchange programs between countries and their goals of transforming lives through cultural exchange, providing opportunities for teachers to learn from other environments, and developing global competencies.
The document describes a personalized international student program offered by the Hastings and Prince Edward School Board in Belleville, Ontario, Canada. The program provides small classes of international students, primarily from Germany, in a safe and supportive academic, social, and homestay environment. Students have opportunities to travel within Canada and get involved in various school and community activities. The program aims to improve students' English skills while giving them a Canadian high school experience. Interested students can apply and the program accepts those with at least a 70% average who are motivated to learn.
EF Education First is the world's leading provider of language learning solutions. Learn more about our journey here. Visit: www.ef.com for more information.
The document summarizes Deakin University's International Peer Program which matches local and international students to help international students adjust to life at the university and Australian culture while also exposing local students to different perspectives. Through meeting biweekly, students share study tips and learn about each other's cultures. The program aims to help international students settle in, expand local students' views globally without leaving campus, and improve academic performance through collaboration.
This document provides an agenda for a Global Classroom training session that introduces international scholars to One To World's Global Classroom program. The agenda includes introductions, an overview of Global Classroom and its objectives to develop global competence in students. It outlines the program structure, guidelines for leading workshops, sample workshop activities and topics. It also provides next steps for the scholars to get involved and how to stay connected to the program.
Back To School Night Presentation 6th Gradevilquinkins1
This document provides information about a 6th grade French class. It introduces the teacher, who grew up in Paris and has taught French in New Jersey. The class will focus on learning French language as well as studying the cultures of French-speaking countries. Students will engage in conversations and learn to read and write simple words and phrases in French. They will also participate in cultural studies about topics like personal identity, authentic cultural celebrations, and healthy eating habits. A field trip to a New York art museum is planned. Students will complete regular homework assignments and special projects utilizing internet resources. The teacher is excited about the coming year and provides contact information.
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2. High School Programs
• YFU study abroad programs are for you if you’re a U.S. high
school student or recent graduate and want to experience
another part of the world. Choose from a year,
semester, summer program or classroom excursion that allow
you to immerse yourself in another culture, learn a new
language and live with a host family who will open their home
and hearts to you.
• Academic Programs
• Summer programs
• Classroom Excursions
• Specialty Programs
3. Academic Programs
• YFU academic year or semester programs are the best way
to absorb a new culture and learn a language through “whole
language learning.” After you immerse yourself in the culture,
language, and heritage of your host country, your perspective
and understanding of your new home will be much deeper.
4. Summer programs
• YFU summer programs offer you the opportunity to learn the
culture like no tourist could. Most YFU summer programs are
traditional home stay programs, where you’ll live with a host
family and participate in family activities throughout the
summer. You’ll learn how another culture lives, works and
learns from the inside. Summer programs range from three
to eight weeks; most leave in mid-June.
5. Classroom Excursions
• YFU’s Classroom Excursions are two to three week
programs that give students and teachers a taste of exchange
by living with a host family, all while engaging in special
workshops and unique excursions built by YFU and selected
by the group leader. Explore YFU Classroom Excursions.
6. Specialty Programs
• Immerse yourself in language classes, explore your creativity
in the arts or music, or pursue your interests in sports or
nature as you discover another language and culture! YFU
offers high school students and recent graduates the
opportunity to combine a traditional home stay exchange
experience with a variety of unique programs for the most
exciting year of your life!
7. The YFU Community
• Alumni, Families, Schools, Students, Volunteers
• Non-profit, International exchange organization
• One of the world’s oldest, largest and most respected
260,000+ program alumni
• Student safety is top priority