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September 1, 2011Globalisation Societies and Education42 citations

Vital interests: cultivating global competence in the international studies classroom

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PJPaula JohnsonMBMark A. BoyerSBScott W. Brown

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Are students being prepared for the challenges they will face in a globalising world? We investigated whether middle school students were interested in global issues, had knowledge of global issues and possessed the skills needed for competence as a citizen in a globalising world in the context of participating in a five-week, web-based international negotiation simulation conducted by the GlobalEd Project. A repeated measures ANOVA on a pre- and post-test scores and a chi square analysis on qualitative data indicated significant pre- to post-increases in knowledge and skills from this educational programme. Potential implications of these findings with regard to global education are discussed.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7109f287f92105712807cahttps://doi.org/10.1080/14767724.2011.605331
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