An Ignite presentation for the Global Education Summit at ISTE in 2012

1. 10 Things I have learned
about Global Thinking

2. 10 Things I have learned
about Global Thinking

3. Who Am I?

4. Who Am I?

5. Who is my audience?

6. Who is my audience?

7. Global Issues

8. Global Issues
Climate Change
Poverty
Biodiversity
Human trafficking
Health Issues
Arms Control

9. Global Issues

10. Global Issues
Climate Change
Poverty
Biodiversity
Human trafficking
Health Issues
Arms Control

11. Popping the Bubble

12. Popping the Bubble

13. 1. What works "here"
doesn't always work "there"

14. 1. What works "here"
doesn't always work "there"

15. 2. Patience

16. 2. Patience

17. 3. Humility

18. 3. Humility

19. 4. Student-driven is best

20. 4. Student-driven is best

25. 5. There might be a hero
lurking in each of us

26. 5. There might be a hero
lurking in each of us

27. 6. Solutions, be they micro or
macro, MUST be sustainable

28. 6. Solutions, be they micro or
macro, MUST be sustainable

29. 7. Think outside the box about where
technology can fit in (and where it cannot)

30. 7. Think outside the box about where
technology can fit in (and where it cannot)

31. 8. Praise, praise, praise,
encourage, encourage, encourage

32. 8. Praise, praise, praise,
encourage, encourage, encourage

33. 9. Hand-up, NOT hand-out

34. 9. Hand-up, NOT hand-out

35. +
10. Global Thinking must be paired
with Global Action (NOT slack-tivism)

36. +
10. Global Thinking must be paired
with Global Action (NOT slack-tivism)

37. 10 Things
What works "here" doesn't work "there"
Patience
Humility
Student-driven is best
There might be a hero lurking in each
of us

38. 10 Things
What works "here" doesn't work "there"
Patience
Humility
Student-driven is best
There might be a hero lurking in each
of us

39. 10 Things
Solutions, be they micro- or macro-, must be
sustainable
Think outside the box about where technology
can fit in (and when it can't)
Praise and encourage
Hand-up not Hand-out
Global Thinking must be paired with Global
Action

40. 10 Things
Solutions, be they micro- or macro-, must be
sustainable
Think outside the box about where technology
can fit in (and when it can't)
Praise and encourage
Hand-up not Hand-out
Global Thinking must be paired with Global
Action

41. Global Education Summit
ISTE 2012
Sharon Brown-Peters
American School of Bombay
@brownpeters

42. Global Education Summit
ISTE 2012
Sharon Brown-Peters
American School of Bombay
@brownpeters