World View: An International Program for Educators

A World View Global Education Workshop
For Charleston County Schools:

July 26, 2002

After September 11:
Bringing the World to the Classroom


	8:00	Registration

	8:30	Welcome Robert Phay, World View Ron McWhirt, Charleston County Schools

	8:45	Global Education: Creating Globally Literate Students James Lea, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

	9:45	Break

	10:00	Implications of September 11: Challenges for the American Economy, Politics, and Social Systems Earl Walker, School of Business, The Citadel

	11:00	After September 11: World Studies in the Classroom Bill Velto, Cary Academy

	12:00	Lunch

	1:15	Socratic Seminar Texts: Anatol Lieven, "The Cold War Is Finally Over: The True Significance of the Attacks" National Council for the Social Studies Position Statement on Global Education

	2:30	Break

	2:45	Concurrent Sessions Understanding Islam Ishaq Zahid, The Citadel Responding to Terrorism: Challenges for Democracy (For secondary school educators) Bill Velto, Cary Academy Teaching for Global Understanding in the Elementary Grades Carey Keller, Hunley Park Elementary Environmental and Science Studies: Connections to Global Issues Mark Teseniar, Buist Academy

	4:00	Closing Remarks: Education for Global Citizenship Robert Phay, World View Barbara Dilligard, Charleston County Schools

	4:30	Adjourn