Teaching Resources

This TACL Snapshot summarizes the latest insights from our collective studies of transformational classrooms around the world, focusing on how to develop students holistically so they can shape a better future for themselves, their communities, and o...

This Amnesty International activity pack contains eight classroom activities for students ages 7 to 11 that teach about asylum seekers and refugees. It encourages students to draw parallels with their own lives, building an empathetic understanding o...

This resource has 50 cross-curricular lessons from a range of organizations including Amnesty International and War Child. Topics include challenging antisemitism and Islamophobia, conflict transformation, religion and peace, the human rights effects...

A Toolkit for Activities That Help Students Thrive in Future Careers Teach For All, in partnership with DHL Group's GoTeach program and grounded in OECD research, has developed a practical framework for career education activities that equip stu...

In this video from 2015, Óliver Jabato Rodríguez, alongside his students and with the support of his coach, Toni Pedragosa, reflects on why he solicited students’ feedback to strengthen his classroom, and how he ultimately grew himself.

An intensive curriculum that engages girls and their allies in strategic advocacy to improve girls’ lives around the world with workshops and an integrated emphasis on social justice values, a human rights framework, and a gender-focused perspective.

This online game teaches adults and children how to build safer villages and cities against disasters. Users learn through playing how the location and the construction materials of houses make a difference when disasters strike and how early warning...

Ce guide de deux pages offre un bref aperçu de l'enseignement en tant que leadership collectif.

This resource has six classroom activities to be used alongside the "If War Comes to You" interactive film. Activities are focused on three characters in a conflict situation: a civilian, a soldier, and an aid worker. Each of these characte...

This animated film about metacognition from the Smithsonian Institution shares a fun reflection on how and why to use metacognitive practices in the classroom. It shares strategies such as reciprocal teaching and concept mapping.