Competence development for teachers
For the successful implementation of global learning in schools, competent teaching staff are required, who can implement the new content in their daily work. Teachers require support, advice and training for this. For this reason, information sessions and training are a central component of “Global Fairness”.
Tool for teacher training
Under the lead of EPIZ, we are developing a six-month training course for teaching staff. “Blended Learning” (online training combined with seminars) enables a detailed examination of the topic, exchange in the group, reflection and feedback. To conclude the trainings, the participants will receive resources adapted to their needs. Training will then be tested in a pilot in Berlin.
Contact: EPIZ
Training for teaching staff
“Global Fairness“ offers training for teaching staff and multipliers on the topics globalisation and sustainable development. The content can be implemented in lessons and in extra-curricular work. Guests from countries in the global South will support us in the training.
The following topics are on offer:
Berlin (Germany):- Inclusion of the global dimension in school subjects: EPIZ
- Global Classroom: BGZ
- South-North school partnerships: BGZ
- Work with the interactive exhibition on migration at school: BGZ
- Carrying out a “Climate Breakfast“: KATE
- South-North school partnerships
- Storytelling as a method in global learning and new media
Contact: Welthaus Linz
Bohemia (Czech Republic):
Training on various methods and topics on global learning, such as global development, MGGs, human rights, climate justice, migration, fair trade and sustainability.
Contact: EAP
Leeds (Great Britain):
The global dimension and the Stephen Lawrence Education Standard
Contact: LeedsDEC
Budapest (Hungary):
Integration of global learning topics in school subjects.
Contact: Artemisszio
Online tools for experience exchange
Websites and online platforms are useful instruments for bringing people who are physically separated together, for exchange and mutual learning and for initiating cooperation. Such opportunities must also be available for teachers and made know. Here are our offers:
Leeds (Great Britain):
Online platform for teachers: information and for exchanging good practice (with information on Stephen Lawrence Education Standard, Global Learning Charters, the Fairtrade School initiative, Eco Schools etc.). The platform will be linked with “LeedsLearning.net”, which all teachers in Leeds use.
Contact: LeedsDEC
Berlin (Germany):
Online platform www.globaleslernen-berlin.de with information on global learning, teacher training, information on the initiative “Fair School“ and opportunities for exchange and participation.
Contact: EPIZ
Linz (Austria):
Public exchange platform on global learning, with a space for contributions to the film festival
Contact: Welthaus Linz _(in cooperation with the Climate Alliance Upper Austria
Budapest (Hungary):
Online platform for the exchange of curricula working groups at the participating schools in the network.
Contact: Artemisszio