Teaching Resources

Watch this video from 2017 in which Anseye Pou Ayiti explores how a deep interrogation of history can lead to a transformational approach to locally rooted education.

Through this video from 2018, Miguel Ñique, an alumnus of Enseña Perú, engages in a thoughtful exploration of the education system, with a profound focus on whether our educational structures truly provide students with the essential tools for authen...

This two-minute video reminds students that there's always someone helping. After watching the video together, ask students to name some of the special helpers they can go to in an emergency (such as a doctor, firefighter, police officer, or tea...

This guidance outlines a comprehensive framework on how quality climate change and sustainability can be reflected in the curriculum by setting expected learning outcomes per age group. It aims to support countries, schools, or individual practitione...

A collection of seven solutions-focused, project-based, and experiential approach lessons, centered on the question of how food systems relate to climate change. Educators can use these lessons to integrate climate change discussions across subjects,...

Activities to discuss the bombing of civilian areas and international humanitarian law. Students need to imagine what it is like to experience an airstrike, what you would be thinking, and any words of comfort that could help. Students are also given...

In this adventure video game, players replay the journey of Abdullah, a young Syrian artist who escaped the civil war in 2014. "Path Out" is a tale full of surprises, challenges, and humor, giving insight to this real-life displacement adve...

Explore these 27 ways to give and receive feedback as a teacher.

In this video from 2013, Taylor Delhagen helps students develop critical thinking, analysis, and problem-solving skills with curiosity and critical questioning and valuing the teachable moments in failure.

This tool is designed to help you reflect on your vision for student success. There are no right or wrong answers – it is purely intended for your own reflection and growth.