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Global Education  Teaching Tools Teaching strategies
Teaching strategies
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Bias
: the words we use and how we interpret images and statistics are an insight into our perspective or bias
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Cartoons
: cartoons capture new ideas through humour, satire, caricature and bringing together disparate ideas or symbols
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Challenging stereotypes
: an introduction and activities looking at challenging stereotypes
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Collaborative online projects
: an introduction to collaborative online projects for the development of global citizenship
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Diversity
: our community is full of diversity, differences in gender, size, age, ethnic background, abilities, religion, languages and attitudes.
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Film
: film is a powerful way to engage students in global education
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Maps
: information and activities for teaching about maps
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News & current events
: newsfeeds and media services to inform and support teachers of Global Education
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Photo literacy
: an introduction to the use of photo literacy to explore and interpret global issues
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Picture books
: ideas for using fiction to develop a cross-curricula global perspective in the classroom
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Simulation games
: an introduction to simulation games and their uses in Global education
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Spinning the facts
: an introduction and checklist for helping students unpack the 'spin' on issues
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Statistical data
: teaching ideas and resources for using statistical data with students
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Thinking skills
: an introduction to thinking skills that can be applied in Global education
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Youth involvement
: ideas for involving young people in global action
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