Expand your horizons with a global professional learning experiences
Have you ever wanted to travel internationally to help build the awareness and skills to introduce other cultures into your classroom?
Kentucky’s K-16 Chinese language programs
The Kentucky Association of Chinese Language Teachers is the only professional organization of its kind to serve the interests and needs of Kentucky’s teachers of Chinese at all level of instruction, in both public and private schools.
New global competency Listserv established
Keep up with all future announcements and news about global competency through a new Listserv for teachers and administrators who are in charge of global competency in their schools.
Going global with French in eastern Kentucky
East Carter County High School's Ben Hawkins shares how French Fest became a regular event and a learning tool at his school.
The world comes to western Kentucky
When the 8th annual Hopkinsville International Festival kicks off in March 2017, the world will come to Hopkinsville.
Bringing home the globe
Pulaski County's Esther Lee Barron shares how she used her own multicultural life to help teachers think about the world in a broader way.
Virtual exchange program brings the world to your classroom
Through virtual online exchanges with Reach the World travelers, Kentucky students can virtually visit other cultures and learn about diverse people and places.
Connecting central Kentucky to the world: Festival Cultural Hispano
Western Kentucky University's Yertty VanderMolen shares how the university and local school districts joined together to give students a broader experience of other cultures.
Join KWLA for its fall conference in September
The Kentucky World Language Association’s annual Fall Conference is set for Sept. 15-17 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel at the Louisville Airport.
The Global Human Project offers a 3-2-1 path to global competency
More than 900 students participated in the Walk-A-Mile In My Shoes: A Mock Migration Simulation at Waterfront Park in Louisville last October. The event had a powerful effect on those students.
