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If you selected this page deliberately, I hope you will find something useful. If you selected it by mistake, read on and you might find something that will change your thinking about what learners should learn and how they should learn it!We have a responsibility to encourage learners to be global citizens as well as citizens of their locality and nation. They have a right to learn about their place in the world and consider how they can affect the future. If we had been better at doing this in the past, maybe we would have less global misunderstanding /conflict and more agreement about how to face up to issues that affect us all like climate change!
For ten good reasons see the page “Going Global”. This also tells you how to get started and who can help. If you enjoy finding out for yourself click below to use the Global Gateway set up by DCSF and the British Council:
If you’re reviewing your curriculum and your key policies on learning and teaching, look at the page “Encouraging learners to be global citizens”. Click below to access three really useful documents:
Click below to find out how to establish school partnership through the British Council:
Over the next few months we shall be building up a number of case studies on-line to tell everyone about the excellent work undertaken by our staff in our schools here on the Island. We are hoping to establish links with all of the Islands that will be involved in the Island Games in 2011. So watch this space .... but also get involved! |
