UPDATE 5/10: Hi everyone! I'm sorry to report that we're going to have to postpone this Global Read discussion. We hope that you've enjoyed reading "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" and we encourage you to check back in the fall when we will offer thi
Read more…I want to invite members of this community to read and comment on a blog series on global education called Harvard Dialogues on Global Education. It has just gotten started with a first post by HGSE professor Fernando Reimers, and in the coming weeks
Read more…Just a reminder that GEC members will be on a Future of Ed online panel at 7 PM Central time on September 10. Diane Midness has suggested this article as a pre-reading activity. Here are some of the discussion questions that we might tackle. You ca
Read more…Hi Everyone - I'm tentatively planning a second global ed panel, probably to be hosted in the Learn Central web site, for October. The theme for October will probably focus on curriculum. I'd like to make this topic fairly open to interpretation, b
Read more…We are in Northern California, and would like to collaborate with others in the world where there have been Yeti, Abominable Snowman, Sasquatch, and Bigfoot sightings. I thought the students could summarize the facts and myths about these creatures
Read more…This project was the first of many in an attempt to characterize the differences between online writing and more traditional formats. Students in my Dual-Credit Biology course were divided into two groups upon culmination of a biochemistry unit. Half
Read more…Hello Everyone - We're holding our first online meeting this Sunday at 8PM Chicago time. See the World Clock Meeting planner to see how this fits into your schedule: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html . Our agenda items will be: 1)
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