Green Teacher 54, Winter 1997-1998
- Global Education: Reflections from the Field
... pp.6-10.
by Graham Pike
Despite differences in approach and underlying values,
global educators in North America are opening classroom
windows onto the interconnections that make us all global
citizens .
Teaching and Learning about Interconnectedness
... pp.11-13.
by Graham Pike, David Selby
5 activities to help students think in a relational mode
.
Multicultural Environmental Education ...
pp.14-18.
by Kevin Peter
Turning a misunderstood concept into a tool for
environmental and social change .
Ten Guidelines for Dialogues about Intercultural
Issues ... p.16.
by Mathew Zachariah
Some starting points.
Where Do You Stand? ... pp.19-21.
by Alanda Greene
An activity that encourages open-mindedness and
demonstrates the wide range of views on any controversial
topic .
Population Pressure! ... pp.22-25.
by Marci Mowery, Lindsay Aun
Unrestrained growth in human population and resource
consumption poses a threat to wildlife and ecosystems
around the world .
Teaching with the Seasons ... pp.26-29.
by Larry Weber
Nature's daily and seasonal drama provides the textbook
for this grade seven natural science course based on
phenology .
Theme Days: A cause for celebration ...
pp.30-33.
by Sara Coumantarakis
As an antidote to commercial holidays, theme days shift
the emphasis away from consumerism, towards
relationships, environment and global citizenship .
North American Global Education Organizations
... p.34.
by Green Teacher
Turning a misunderstood concept into a tool for
environmental and social change .
Planet Earth
Pages: Rights and Responsibilities ...
pp.35-37.
by Kitty Cochrane
Activities that focus on the rights outlined in the UN
Declaration of Rights of the Child. These rigts help
students to connect in a personal way with issues
affecting people around the world .
Inside the
Internet: Surfing El Niņo ... p.40.
by Richard Kool
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