Teaching Resources

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This chapter explores a transformative approach where teachers, students, families, and communities co-create a locally rooted, globally informed vision for student learning and real-world problem solving.

In this reflective exercise, we reflect on where we are on a full spectrum of perspectives related to this lens and we consider what other “spectra” of perspectives are related to the lens of Our Work as Systemic.

Video de 2 minutos para recordar al estudiantado que siempre hay alguna persona que ayuda. Después de ver el video juntos, pídeles que nombren a algunas de las personas a quienes recurrir en caso de emergencia (como profesionales de la salud, persona...

A lesson to explore the rules of war and their importance during conflict based on the ongoing conflict in Palestine and Israel. Using two photographs, students practice empathy to understand why following International Humanitarian Law – the rules o...

This webpage contains teaching materials on statelessness for all age groups in higher primary and secondary education. The materials are divided into sections according to the following student age groups: 9-12, 12-15, and 15-18. There are class dis...

This film collection explores the intricate relationship between environmental degradation and conservation, and its intersection with the socio-economic and political landscapes in India, Indonesia, and the Philippines through the lens of cinema. Th...

This resource pack offers educators a collection of activity ideas, sample lesson plans, and valuable tips on teaching weather and climate change topics. It includes interactive data sets featuring the latest global and national climate predictions p...

This podcast episode from "Sky News ClimateCast" highlights women's and girls' vulnerability to climate change impacts, by exploring their potential to contribute significantly to addressing climate change, emphasizing the importa...