Title Look global : global perspectives in the upper primary classroom / Roslyn Guy

Published Carlton, Vic. : Curriculum Corporation, 1997

Copies

Location	Call no.	Vol.	Availability
MELB CRC	306 Guy/Lgg		AVAILABLE

Description xiii, 181 pages : illustrations ; 30 cm Series Global perspectives Global perspectives. Contents 1. What's it all about? -- 2. Gold leaf and gamelan, famine and drought -- 3. United we stand, divided we fall -- 4. Families around the world -- 5. Food for all? -- 6. Rights versus reality -- 7. Celebrating life -- 8. More precious than gold -- 9. Children and war -- 10. Making a difference -- Appendices Summary This book aims to give students a better understanding of global issues and the part individuals play in making this a 'better world for all'. It investigates a range of contemporary topics and provides students with some insights into cultures other than their own. The wide choice of activities takes account of the different learning styles, interests and ability levels of students. Many activities focus on cooperative learning in pairs on small groups, and involve discussion, reading, writing and creative problem solving Notes Complemented by: Global perspectives : a statement on global education for Australian schools, also held by MUL Bibliography Bibliography Subject Civilization, Modern -- 20th century -- Study and teaching (Primary) Culture -- Study and teaching (Primary) Economic development -- Environmental aspects. Social change -- Study and teaching (Primary) Sustainable development -- Study and teaching (Primary) Civilization, Modern -- 20th century -- Study and teaching (Primary) Culture -- Study and teaching (Primary) Economic development -- Environmental aspects. Globalization -- Study and teaching. International education. Social change -- Study and teaching (Primary) Social sciences -- Study and teaching (Primary) Sustainable development -- Study and teaching (Primary) Author Australian Agency for International Development. ISBN 1863663614

Other Titles Complemented by: Global perspectives : a statement on global education for Australian schools

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