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The document discusses the challenges of preparing teachers with global perspectives. It outlines the key aspects of global education, including recognizing cultural assumptions, understanding multiple perspectives, and developing intercultural competence. It then describes the teacher education program at Ohio State University, which infuses global perspectives through interdisciplinary coursework, partnerships with diverse schools, online reflection with expert teachers, and performance-based assessments of teaching global content. The goal is to ensure teachers are well-versed in global issues and can reduce stereotypes by teaching with intercultural skills, worldmindedness, and open-mindedness.
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- 5. Global education seeks to counter the bias of European diffusionism that has characterized much of the teaching of history and literature. Blae u ’s Aethiopia, Abissinorum sive presbiterioannis imperium. c.1667.
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