Applications for 2014 Global Teacher Fellowship Program Are Closed. Last Updated on February 14, 2014. Program will be awarding up to 25 fellowships in 2014 to support the professional and personal development of rural teachers. Applications for the 2014 program are now closed. 2014 Fellows will be announced by March 30th, 2014. The 2015 application process will open October 1, 2014.

Empathy Education Through a Global Lens. To leave a comment, click on the number of comments at the end of a post. Monday, July 6, 2015. Had residents as early as the. We ate lunch with a couple from New York City, a woman from Germany and her sister, Joy, who relocated to th.

Blog of school counselor Andrea J. Monday, January 4, 2016. Brag Bag and Best Part of Me Lesson. Next I used the Brag Bag activity from the Girls in Real Life Situations. My Brags, that I shared with the students. Student works on their Brags. Cutting the Brags out and putting them in a bag.

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In the Global Studies concentration, students learn and grapple with topics, ideas, and events that affect the world. Students have the opportunity to investigate the world, recognize different perspectives, communicate ideas, and take action based on their ideas. In doing this work, students will become active globally engaged citizens. Further, the interdisciplinary approach allows students to see global issues from multiple perspectives. Exposed to more than just cursory covera.

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Students, educator share stories of 2015 GLADE camp. One of the more exciting student-immersion programs in the Ozarks is GLADE, sponsored by the Greater Ozarks Audubon Society, which takes ecology-minded high schoolers out into the hills of Taney County to work, study and play for a week each summer. One of the leaders and founders of GLADE, Dr. Janice Greene from Missouri State University, and some students who attended the 2015 GLADE camp, recently shared their stories with KSMU. You can also find Tam.

Keep learning fun and exciting with Science Scene. We all learn from experience, which is why science labs are particularly effective in teaching the interdependencies of our environment. Activities can generate the spark needed to move students beyond the book and into the field to become enlightened stewards of their own environment. Science Scene is a topical blog and a Facebook community designed to help educators keep learning fun and exciting.