The Global Education Collaborative
Helping Teachers and Students Reach the World

February 2, 2010 from 8:15am to 3pm – World Bank, Preston Auditorium
February 28, 2010 all day – Omni Shoreham Hotel
June 14, 2010 to June 21, 2010 – Un in New York, Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia
June 14, 2010 to June 21, 2010 – UN in New York, Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia
June 28, 2010 at 6pm to July 9, 2010 at 7pm – Washington International School
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I also have been giving more thought as to what I can accomplish while there, including what I should focus on in my keynote address. I am not an American Studies specialist! It is quite an honor to be asked to return -- the invitation came from the US Embassy and STate Dept -- but it is largely because I developed the first symposium and it has continued for six years. Now it needs a lift. I am going a Senior Fulbright Specialst and wil be expected to lecture. But for the most part these the people in the workshops will have some academic background in this area of teaching and attending AS conferences. I want to provide something of more value than just another lecture. The entire field of education is being changed dramatically by this exciting webworld.....but only if we access it. One of the barriers is just that....access. Another is how to use the technology. And that is what I would like to focus on in my workshops. How do we take our love for American Studies and expand our horizons by reaching out via the technology to educators in the US, linking our projects, classrooms and students together. And how does this technology enliven what I am doing for my own students as well as my own learning. I will be alerting people to Teachers without Borders, Flat Classrooms, Global Education Initiative as well as Global Visits. Each offers something special and unique the educators I will be meeting with can use.
I would like to also share part of this message to the wider community here. I am to ideas I can take with me to Bishkek.
By the way, I spent 11 years in southern Africa and consider it my second home.