Standing Committee on Global Citizenship
In order to identify and address issues of broad concern to NCTE members interested in promoting global citizenship and connections across global contexts within the Council and within members’ teaching contexts, the committee is charged:
- To promote interest and knowledge of global connections and issues across the Council, including convention sessions, publications, social media, and Council projects;
- To promote discussions of the learning needs of students in schools and colleges who come from global contexts and of instructional strategies for teachers of these students;
- To encourage discussions of the teaching of English and world Englishes in global contexts as well as in North American schools and colleges with increasingly globally diverse students;
- To provide awareness of literacy education in global contexts in order to provide a mutual exchange of pedagogical ideas and issues;
- To encourage the integration of global and international literature and of strategies for intercultural understanding within schools and colleges; and
- To engage the Council in an exploration of the changing needs of literacy teaching and learning in an increasingly global society and as members of a broader global community.
Area(s) of Expertise
Advocacy; Committees
Committee Member Expectations
- Attend meetings that typically monthly for about one hour
- Help to solicit or create blog posts
- Provide or propose topics and content for in-person events, virtual events, and Annual Convention sessions
- Assist the chair and NCTE staff in creating and executing these events as you are able
- Support the chair in their vision and ideas for the committee by using your skills, expertise, and time
- Provide input on the workings of the committee
General Information
- Time Commitment: Over 1 year
- Deadline: No deadline
- Position Type: Appointed by Committee Chair
- Convention travel expected
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