Ideas into action ~ Global learning in primary schools

Tide~'s March 2010 conference highlighted innovative practice from a range of schools and projects.

At a time when curriculum change was very much in the air, it raised questions about how we engage and inspire learners in a changing global context. These questions are still very much alive [even if the formal policy context for them remains unsettled at the time of writing].

The following draws on the discussions and exploratory work of a great number of teachers, heads and other educators … at the conference, and as part of consultation sessions and exploratory projects. We hope it will serve as a stimulus for further debate and professional creativity.

Click on each link for details:

  1. A world fit to grow up in?

  2. Creative teachers, global learners

  3. Ideas into action six assertations and a fait accompli

  4. The value of global learning ... for teaching and learning

  5. The Primary Reviews

  6. Primary priorities

  7. Acknowledgements

  8. Key resource

 

 

Robin Richardson, INSTED, Lin Reilly, Kings Norton Primary School, Ben Ballin, Tide~
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