Classroom Resources
Outreach Programs
Collaborative Projects
- Pre-Service Teacher Training Program
Multimedia course introducing key world regions to campus students enrolled in teacher preparation programs - North Carolina in the World
North Carolina in the World Monthly Newsletter
A state-wide initiative to enhance global education and languages in North Carolina schools. Many UNC Area Studies Centers work closely with both North Carolina in the World and World View (below) to provide educators with meaningful content, resources, and perspectives on teaching about specific world regions.
- World View
World View Monthly Newsletter "Global Updates"
A UNC program training K-12 and Community College instructors in international and area studies. - International Studies Schools Association (ISSA)
The International Studies Schools Association (ISSA) is a national network of K-12 schools dedicated to improving students’ understanding of the world. The ISSA is administered by the Center for Teaching International Relations (CTIR) at the University of Denver Graduate School of International Studies. - Cultures Across Campuses (CAC)
Information to be posted shortly.
African Studies Center
- Continuing Studies Course: African Survey
ASC is working with North Carolina teachers and the UNC Friday Center for Continuing Education to develop a university-level online survey course in African Studies. This course will be designed to assist teachers working toward certification to teach Africa content in K-12 classrooms, particularly at the middle school level. For more information, please contact Barbara Anderson.
Center for Global Initiatives
- K-12 International Outreach Program
Enriches international education in North Carolina schools - North Carolina Consortium for Teaching about Asia
Works with school districts to enhance instruction on Asia
Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies
- CSEEES Outreach Programs and Materials
The Center is in the process of updating its online resources for teachers and the community. Look for an enhanced web site during the 2006-07 academic year. Click above to explore current offerings.