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Global Competence Matrices

"The main Global Competence matrix provides detail about the overall definition of Global Competence and how it might be demonstrated by students. The six content-area matrices supplement the main matrix with additional information and perspectives relevant to each content area and its objectives and offer teachers and students a way to look at global competence through the different content area lenses."
​- EdSteps Global Competence Matrices 

Step 1: Investigate the world

Students investigate the world beyond their immediate environment.
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Ways my students investigate the world:
        Current Events
        Pen-pals/exchanges
        International Pop Culture
        Research
How do your students investigate the world? (Please share)

Step 2: Recognize perspectives

Students recognize their own and others’ perspectives.

Ways my students recognize multiple perspectives:
        Context and Perspective Simulation
        MUN/MEU
        Student exchanges
How do your students recognize multiple perspectives? (Please share)

Step 3: Communicate ideas

Students communicate their ideas effectively with diverse audiences.

Ways my students communicate ideas:
        Share what they learned/Ideas through:
        Create Videos
        Write Essay
        Give Presentations
        Share ideas with other students, international discussions
How do your students communicate ideas? (Please share)

Step 4: Take action

Students translate their ideas and findings into appropriate actions to improve conditions.

Ways my students take action: 
        Community Service
        Changing individual habits
        International Collaboration (Videos/ Projects)
How do your students take action? (Please share)

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      • Global Education Toolkit
    • Historical Literacy Skills
    • Rethinking Geography >
      • Project Based Learning
    • Mapping & Geography Resources >
      • Geography Awareness Week Resources
    • Multicultural Education >
      • Who is American?
      • We are All Connected
    • Running Man Lesson Plans >
      • 3 Branches Challenge
      • Sun-Earth Scavenger Hunt
      • War of the Gods
    • Authentic Writing Resources
    • Technology Resources >
      • Digital Storytelling
      • ISTE Standards
    • Links & Resources
  • International Projects
    • Japanese Exchange Projects
    • Pen-Pals
    • Korean Culture Activities
  • Travel Experiences
    • Travel Tips
  • About
    • Conferences & Presentations
    • In the News
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  • Sustainable Stories Presentation
  • BYU - 476 Class