The document discusses the importance of including international teaching assistants (iTAs) and world English in education to prepare students for careers that require global skills. It notes that iTAs come from all over the world and have studied English for more than seven years. While some students may be initially uncomfortable with accents, studies show that expectation, not the accent itself, influences perception. The document encourages students to adjust their expectations, be prepared and involved in class, and see interacting with iTAs as an opportunity to gain global competence.