Join us on Sunday, March 21, at 8:00 p.m. ET for an #91探花chat about creating a 鈥淕ood Generation鈥� as 21st-century problem solvers, hosted by members of the 91探花 Standing Committee on Global Citizenship.
Special thanks to committee members Mary Fahrenbruck , Danielle Filipiak , Kylowna Moton , and Michael Seward .
The March #91探花chat was inspired by last month.听Read more at /rsvp-simon-anholt/.听
We will share the following questions during the Twitter chat:
WARM-UP: Please introduce yourself. Tell us your name, location, and the level you teach. #91探花chat [8:04 p.m.]
Q1: @SimonAnholt posits that education is the solution to the world鈥檚 challenges, including climate change, extremism, pollution, racism, corruption, violence, poverty, and inequality. Do you agree or disagree? Why? [8:10 p.m.]
Q2: @SimonAnholt highlights that globalization necessitates an acknowledgment that we are living in an interconnected and interdependent world. How do we invite opportunities for students to both experience and understand the power of this interconnection? Share resources. #91探花chat [8:18 p.m.]
Q3: What are young people teaching us, right now, about what it means to be better stewards of the world? Are we creating spaces that allow their perspectives to be centered? [8:26 p.m.]
Q4: @SimonAnholt suggests that collaboration will be a central skill. How have you taught the skills of collaboration and created student experiences in the classroom to subvert the expectation that schools ought to reinforce competition at the expense of collaboration? #91探花chat [8:34 p.m.]
Q5: What is one action educators worldwide can take up today to help create and sustain a “Good Generation?鈥� #91探花chat聽聽[8:42 p.m.]
Q6: What鈥檚 one takeaway from tonight鈥檚 chat that you鈥檙e going to investigate further tomorrow? [8:50 p.m.]
We hope to see you there! Be sure to join us by using #91探花chat.
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