World View 2001 Symposium: Creating Global Schools C




Symposium 2004

 Global Education: Infusing Global Themes into Every Classroom

October 25 and 26, 2004

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


Co-sponsors
Center for European Studies
Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies
CIBER, Kenan Flagler Business School
Consortium in Latin American Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University
NC Center for South Asia Studies of the Triangle South Asia Consortium
Triangle Institute for Security Studies
University Center for International Studies

                             Monday, October 25

8:00Check In and Registration
8:45

Welcome
Chairman Howard Lee, State Board of Education

9:00

Keynot Address: Leading the Way in Global Education
Superintendent Elizabeth Burmaster
Wisconsin State Department of Education

10:00

Break

10:15

What in the World is Global Education?
Concepts, Definitions, and Practical Tips
Mark Montgomery, Center for Teaching International Relations,
University of Denver

11:15

Concurrent Sessions and Socratic Seminar, Round I

K-12 Sessions:

1.  Antarctica: Bringing Travel Experiences Back to the Classroom
 Robert Phay, World View

2.  Bringing Wildlife Research to the World's Classrooms
Mark McAllister, NC Zoological Society

3.  How to Conduct a Socratic Seminar
Patricia Weiss, The Paideia Group, Inc.

4.  It's a Global World & Technology Makes it Go Round!
Beckey Reed and Lisa Grable, NC State University

5.  Making Global Connections Across Grade Levels and Content Areas
Kim Bowen and Penny Maguire, NC Department of Public Instruction

6.  Shared Vision: Seeing the World Through Art
Rebecca Bailey, Meredith College

7.  Socratic Seminar
Text: Reclaiming the Legacy: In Defense of Liberal Education
by Denis P. Doyle
Seminar Leaders:
Jim and Mona McRae, Wilkes County

8.  Teaching a Second Language with No Additional Resources: Building a Program with Bits and Pieces
Peggy Smith and Linda Griswold, Johnston County Schools

9.  World View Source Book Introduction
 Julie M. Kinnaird and Regina Higgins, World View

Community College Session:

Workforce Development for the Global Economy
Larry Keen, NC Community College System
 
12:15 Lunch (Provided in Trillium Dining Room)

1:30

Concurrent Sessions and Socratic Seminar, Round II

K-12 Sessions:

 1.  Antarctica: Bringing Travel Experiences Back to the Classroom
 Robert Phay, World View

2.  Bringing Wildlife Research to the World's Classrooms
Mark McAllister, NC Zoological Society

3.  How to Conduct a Socratic Seminar
Patricia Weiss, The Paideia Group, Inc.

4.  It's a Global World & Technology Makes it Go Round!
Beckey Reed and Lisa Grable, NC State University

5.  Living in Our World
Regina Higgins, World View

6.  Making Global Connections Across Grade Levels and Content Areas
Kim Bowen and Penny Maguire, NC Department of Public Instruction

7.  Shared Vision: Seeing the World Through Art
Rebecca Bailey, Meredith College
8.  Teaching a Second Language with No Additional Resources: Building a Program with Bits and Pieces
Peggy Smith and Linda Griswold, Johnston County Schools 

Community College Session:

Preparing Community College Transfer Students for Global Education in the UNC System
Betsy Brown, UNC (moderator)
Harry Chernotsky, UNC-Charlotte
Darla Deardorff, UNC-Chapel Hill
Mary Kirkpatrick, East Carolina University
Penelope Pynes, UNC-Greensboro

2:30 Break
   
2:45 Creating A Global School: An Administrator's Story
Judith Rizzo, James B. Hunt, Jr. Institute for Educational Leadership and Policy, UNC
   
4:00 Team Meetings on Action Plans
OR
4:15 For Participants not in Teams: 
The Five Themes of Geography and Beyond: Frameworks for Understanding Our World
Steve Pierce, NC Geographic Alliance
5:30 Reception for Participants and Faculty at the Home of Robert and Jean Phay

                           Tuesday, October 26

8:00Coffee, Juice, and Pastries
8:30

K-12 Session: Curriculum Integration: Making the Standard Course of Study Work for You
Marsha Alibrandi and Candy Beal, NC State University

Community College Session: Globalizing the Community College in the 21st Century
John Levin, NC State University

9:30

Panels on "Model" Global Schools and Best Practices
1. Elementary School Panel
Panel A:
Gloria Arriagada, Wiley International Studies Magnet
Richard Beall, Carolina International School
Leslie Edgerton & Monica Moore, Upchurch Elementary
Mary Smalling, Hardin Park Elementary
Moderator: Katy O'Brien, UNC Press

Panel B:
Elissa Boisjoly, Johnson Street Elementary
Julie Bordo & Tisa Flolo, Forest Hills Global Elementary
Myrna Meehan & Molly Wynes, Winding Springs Elementary
Dalida Uzcategui, Latham Elementary School
Moderator: Jim McRae, Wilkes County

2. Middle School Panel
David Ansbacher, East Millbrook Magnet Middle
Robin McMahon, Smith Middle School
Jenne Scherer , Exploris Middle School
Marion Pittman-Couch, Paisley IB World Magnet
Moderator: Whitney Martin, World View

3. High School Panel & Independent School Panels
Panel A:
Tito Craige, East Chapel Hill High School
Bill Flowers, Al Miller & Tauyna Moore, Terry Sanford High School
David Kates, Ravenscroft School
Anna Wilbanks, Providence Day School
Moderator: Robb Warfield, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools

Panel B:
Maggie Curtis, Enloe Magnet High School
Syndie Fleener, Independence High School
Carol Morris, Charlotte Country Day School
Bill Velto, Cary Academy
Moderator: Steven Weber, NC DPI

4. Community College Panel
Ian Stevens, Lenoir Community College
Edward Tweedy, Rockingham Community College
Deborah Lamm, Southeastern Community College
Tracey Ivey, Wayne Community College
Moderator: Neil Bolick, World View

10:45 Break
11:00 A Liberal Arts Education: An Essential Component for Global Education
President Laura Carpenter Bingham, Peace College
12:00 Next Steps
12:30Adjourn

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