Internationalization in the Classroom: Going Global
By (Author) Delane A. Bender-Slack
Contributions by Lauren Angelone
Contributions by Jen Bayless
Contributions by Delane A. Bender-Slack
Contributions by Nina Gettemy
Contributions by Jimmy McLean
Contributions by Angela Miller-Hargis
Contributions by Jill Parker
Contributions by Darius Powell
Contributions by Beth Rich
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Lexington Books
27th June 2019
United States
Professional and Scholarly
Non Fiction
Curriculum planning and development
Teaching of a specific subject
Educational: Language, literature and literacy
370.117
Hardback
184
Width 160mm, Height 228mm, Spine 17mm
472g
Internationalization in the Classroom focuses on what it means to internationalize K-12 and higher education classrooms. Through a yearlong study, the authors developed methods of internationalizing curricula, pedagogy, and assessments to explore how globalizing a classroom can impact positively students. The educators featured in the volume found that learning with regard to knowledge, culture, and language skills deepened within an internationalized classroom. In each chapter, authors focus on providing practical suggestions for school leaders and educators interested in transforming their schools and classrooms into places where all students can feel welcome, all students can learn, and global differences are addressed and shared in order to capitalize on the richness of students various cultures and backgrounds. Moving beyond traditional views of multicultural education to an emphasis on international perspectives, this book develops local notions of race and class into global understandings of cultures, religions, and language.
As a result of an extensive experience in Peru made possible through a Fulbright-funded project, we gain insight into the growth and transition undergone by a team of teachers and teacher educators as they become more knowledgeable, skilled and globally-competent at understanding the intercultural dynamics at play students in teaching and learning across cultures.This volume provides further evidence of the critical role that firsthand immersion plays in the development of intercultural competence and how it can impact ones teaching in both K-12 as well as teacher education contexts. -- Kenneth Cushner, Professor Emeritus of International and Intercultural Education, Kent State University; author of Teacher as Traveler
Delane Bender-Slack is associate professor of literacy and program director for reading and TESOL in the School of Education at Xavier University.