GlobalEd Mapper

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Case Study 1: Developing a Global Competence Curriculum

A school district in a diverse urban area decided to redesign its social studies curriculum to better prepare students for a globalized world, in line with Reimers' emphasis on making education more relevant.

The curriculum committee faced pushback from a community group arguing that focusing on global issues would detract from teaching national history and civic pride. They had to navigate these tensions to gain support for the new curriculum.

Teachers participated in intensive workshops to build their own global competence. They learned how to facilitate discussions about complex global topics like climate change and human rights, and how to create a classroom environment that fostered empathy and open-mindedness.

The district established partnerships with universities and international organizations to provide resources and support for the new curriculum. They also restructured the school schedule to allow for interdisciplinary projects and language learning.