Teaching about the world in the global classrooms: Practices and problems

Tin Yau Joe LO, Sum Cho PO

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Abstract

Global education has increasingly become an important element in school curriculum when educators and policy-makers see the need of preparing youth to cope with the challenges being brought about by the force of globalization. Through an in-depth case-study of an international school, this paper seeks to analyse the practices and problems of teaching about the world in the global classrooms that are multi-ethnic and multicultural. It is expected that the findings could shed light on the improvement if global education is to be holistically and effectively developed. Copyright © 2009 James Nicholas Publishers.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)45-56
JournalCurriculum and Teaching
Volume24
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2009

Citation

Lo, J. T.-Y., & Po, S.-C. (2009). Teaching about the world in the global classrooms: Practices and problems. Curriculum and Teaching, 24(1), 45-56.

Keywords

  • Global education
  • Inter-cultural sensitivity
  • International school
  • Perspective consciousness
  • Globalization

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