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__**Global Education Resources, Documents and Links**__

List of [|Global Education resources], from the [|American Forum for Global Education].

List of [|Global Education resources], from the [|National Education Association].

The United Nations [|Cyberschoolbus]is a website about global issues and the [|UN.]

A [|country-by-country list of resources] about immigration in [|OECD]countries.

A link to the Congressional Budget Office's 2006 report on [|Immigration Policy and the United States] that was referenced in class.

The scenario we did in class, about students migrating from and within Pakistan:

For session 5, BEFORE you do the reading, please look at this [|picture]. Write a one-paragraph story about what you think is happening here.

Stanford University's [|English Learner Library of Resources]. We are watching several of these videos in class.

[|everythingESL] seems like a handy resource for thinking about common ESL classroom issues.

Link to Paul Farmer on YouTube: [|Systems Thinking].

Link to UNESCO's [|Education for All] initiative. Link to [|EFA videos].

[|Weird, or just different]: TED video on different approaches to name streets and blocks (TED bills itself as "Riveting talks by remarkable people, free to the world")

Here is a website that focuses on Global Education: []