The book suggests that teachers should:

Integrate global topics into everyday lessons

What strategies can help bridge language gaps? Select all that apply.

translation tools, clear speech, using visual aids

How does Unpack Your Impact recommend addressing bias in the classroom? Select all that apply.

Having discussions on difficult topics, By exposing students to multiple perspectives

What is the primary focus of Unpack Your Impact?

The importance of global education and diversity in the classroom

What does Unpack Your Impact suggest about teaching social studies?

It should be woven into all subjects

According to Unpack Your Impact, why is it essential to include global perspectives in lessons?

It allows students to see themselves as part of a larger world community

What is a common misconception about global learning that Unpack Your Impact challenges?

That it is only relevant in social studies classes

What should teachers NOT do if they want to make global connections in their classrooms?

Only teach from a single cultural perspective

How does Unpack Your Impact suggest addressing difficult global topics?

By providing students with age-appropriate, fact-based discussions

What does culturally responsive teaching mean?

Recognizing students' cultural backgrounds, experiences, & perspectives

Why is student voice important in global learning?

It empowers them to take action and connect learning to their lives

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1
What 2 characteristics do you need to create a trusting relationship with your students?
empathy & active listening
empathy & hate
active listening & disliking
active listening & judgement
2
The book suggests that teachers should:
Integrate global topics into everyday lessons
Stick to traditional teaching methods
Focus only on local and national issues
Avoid controversial topics in the classroom
3
What strategies can help bridge language gaps? Select all that apply.
translation tools
clear speech
using visual aids
only speak English around them
4
How does Unpack Your Impact recommend addressing bias in the classroom? Select all that apply.
By teaching only from the textbook
Having discussions on difficult topics
By exposing students to multiple perspectives
By sticking to one dominant cultural narrative
5
What is the primary focus of Unpack Your Impact?
The importance of global education and diversity in the classroom
Strategies for increasing test scores
How to improve classroom behavior
How to manage large class sizes
6
What does Unpack Your Impact suggest about teaching social studies?
It is not important for young learners
It should be woven into all subjects
It should only focus on history, not current events
It should only be taught during a designated time slot
7
According to Unpack Your Impact, why is it essential to include global perspectives in lessons?
It makes teaching easier for educators
It helps students prepare for standardized tests
It is required by most state curriculums
It allows students to see themselves as part of a larger world community
8
What is a common misconception about global learning that Unpack Your Impact challenges?
That students do not need to learn about world issues until high school
That global education should replace local history lessons
That all students enjoy learning about global issues
That it is only relevant in social studies classes
9
What should teachers NOT do if they want to make global connections in their classrooms?
Connect lessons to current global events
Only teach from a single cultural perspective
Incorporate diverse voices and stories
Encourage students to think critically about different viewpoints
10
How does Unpack Your Impact suggest addressing difficult global topics?
By providing students with age-appropriate, fact-based discussions
By focusing only on positive aspects of different cultures
By ignoring them to avoid controversy
By letting students research on their own without guidance
11
What does culturally responsive teaching mean?
Have students assimilate into the dominant culture as quickly as possible
Recognizing students' cultural backgrounds, experiences, & perspectives
Only teaching about different holidays and traditions once
Requires teachers to treat students the same, ignoring cultural differences
12
What's the name of our textbook?
Unpack Your Pact
Pack Your Pact
Pack Your Impact
Unpack Your Impact
13
True or false: If children are old enough to experience injustice, then they are old enough to learn about it
False
True
14
True or false: teachers should focus mainly on their own country issues
True
False
15
Why is student voice important in global learning?
It empowers them to take action and connect learning to their lives
It allows students to choose only topics they enjoy
It reduces the amount of teacher-led instruction
It ensures students always agree on global issues

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