Let’s teach, learn & connect around the globe!
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This document summarizes a presentation about connecting classrooms globally. It discusses different types of international schools and curricula. The presenters explain how connecting students from different cultures allows them to learn from each other's experiences. Specific online tools are suggested for facilitating global connections between classrooms, such as Twitter, Google+, and penpalschools.com. The presenters encourage attendees to take steps to connect their own classrooms internationally.
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- 1. Let’s Teach, Learn & Connect Around the Globe! L Presented by: Anita Rudd Shaina Glass 5th Grade Teacher Instructional Tech American International School West Aldine ISD Cairo, Egypt Houston Texas TCEA Feb. 3, 2016
- 2. Remember how we connected with students around the World?
- 3. ● Types of schools ○ International Baccalaureate - A school that uses a specialized curriculum taught by teachers with training and a IB certification. ○ British, American, Canadian - Schools that teach from curriculum of a particular a country by certified teachers. ● Types of curriculum ○ US Common Core - (without the state tests) ○ national - a curriculum for a specific country but an emphasis on teaching in English Teaching Around the Globe
- 4. ● Students learn from having teachers who are outside their culture. ● Teachers learn from living and interacting with people while immersed in another culture. ● We are always saying that we want to connect the academic to the real world for our students. What better way to do that than by interacting with classes and teachers in another country? Learn Around the Globe
- 5. What do these classrooms have in common? Anita Rudd’s Class
- 6. Eager students ready and excited to learn! Enthusiastic teachers who have worked hard to bring the world to their students!
- 7. Texas 6th Grade World Cultures Saqqara Pyramids are 250 years older than the pyramids in Giza. Siwa Oasis is 348 miles through the Sahara Desert from Cairo. This oasis has been visited by travelers since ancient times.
- 8. DISCUSSION
- 9. ● Kinder Connections ● First Grade GHO Penpals Using Social Media to Connect Students & Teachers
- 10. Resources to get your classroom Connected! ● Join Twitter! ● Join Google+ ● Look into these online resources: ○ Edcamp Global Classrooms ○ Connected Classrooms with Google ○ Schools Online ○ penpalschools.com ○ Nepris.com ○ A great resource for more ideas! Click above to connect with all the Educators in this session! Link to padlet: http://padlet. com/MrsGlass/ConnectedClassrooms
- 11. Let’s Talk! How would you use this in your class? What is one step you would like to take tomorrow to connect your classroom globally? Do you have any questions for us? Do you have any suggestions for the group?
- 12. Connect with Us! ❖ Anita Rudd ➢ ruddsclass@gmail.com ➢ @AerynJones - Twitter ➢ What’s App 832-403-6037 or 0101-908-6307 (groups only) ➢ Arudd9934 - Voxer ❖ Shaina Glass ➢ ShainaVGlass@gmail.com ➢ Website: www.ShainaVGlass.com ➢ @SVicGlass ➢ Voxer: SVicGlass