Show Notes
This episode of Teacher Talk with the INTO with Sandra (INTO Official & Global Solidarity Officer) discusses how do we prepare young people for our ever-changing world?
Ailbhe Joyce is a primary school educator & advocate for Global Citizenship Education and sustainable development. She is the founder of Laois Forest School, where she champions outdoor, play-based learning to support children’s wellbeing, creativity and connection with nature.
Jenny Gannon, director of the Development and Intercultural Education (DICE) project, a national initiative that supports the inclusion of global citizenship, has 20 years' experience in primary education and is committed to fostering inclusive educational environments.
Resources mentioned in this episode: bit.ly/GlobalVillageResources bit.ly/GlobalVillageCPDSessions Bit.ly/ShareOneLesson Bit.ly/thediceproject Open.spotify.com/show/20RJID5Nkct5kulnHysDym Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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