Arts Every Day is excited to host the upcoming workshop, “Building Global Citizens Through Project Based Learning” from 4:30-6 on October 27th at the Motor House. See below for more information about the workshop from our facilitator, Elisabeth Gambino!

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If you are interested in travel and field research for yourself or your students, cross cultural education and international collaborations, you will benefit from attending this workshop! I will be leading participants through the philosophy and core actions of global education, including connecting to others, developing cross-cultural communication skills, and taking action to solve problems on the local and global level. During this workshop I will review opportunities for teachers including TGC, Fulbright-Hays, and more, as well as platforms for collaboration scuh as iearn.  A representative from AFS will be present to answer questions about federally sponsored scholarships and travel opportunities for high school students such as YES and NSLI-Y.  Participants will leave the workshop with the tools and resources needed to develop project-based learning and global citizenship initiatives in their own classrooms, and platform for sharing their projects with peers.

Vimg_3360isiting Dutch artist Kathie DiStefano, from our sister city of Rotterdam, will be co-facilitating to discuss the upcoming global collaborative “Eco-News Art Project.” Tying in with her work with Avalanche Arts for over a decade, she will lead students in planning, writing, filming and producing an environmentally themed video news show.

Questions? Check out my blog at www.teachpeaceblog.wordpress.com, and the AFS websites at https://www.afsusa.org

The workshop is free and open to the public. Register on Eventbrite to reserve your spot.

About Elisabeth Gambino

Ms. Gambino is a Fulbright scholar and recent alumni of the Teachers for Global Classrooms fellowship with the Department of State. She currently teaches at Bard High School Early College Baltimore.

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