K-12 Virtual Program
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This UNC World View virtual program explores global education within the lens of equity and inclusivity to bring the world to North Carolina’s schools. The program is designed to help K-12 school librarians and technology facilitators better understand our interconnected world with relevant global resources. The two-hour program offers strategies and ways to use innovative resources to foster global learning and support teachers and students though the school library and/or media center.
Schedule | Speakers | Program Materials | Support
Schedule
Thursday, November 18th | |
4:00 p.m. | Welcome Charlé LaMonica, Director, UNC World ViewWhy Representation Matters in Children’s Books and Beyond Traci N. Todd, Children’s Book Author, Editor, and Publisher at Little Bee Books |
4:35 p.m. | Beyond the Collection Creating Equitable Library Services for Diverse Youth Kimberly Hirsh, Scholar-Librarian and Researcher Casey Rawson, Teaching Assistant Professor and MSLS Coordinator School of Information & Library Science, UNC-Chapel Hill |
5:15 p.m. | Developing Diverse Collections Kim Gugino, Teacher-Librarian, Canvas Coach, HS Media Lead, and Book Wizard Durham School of the Arts, Durham Public Schools |
6:00 p.m. | Closing Remarks Charlé LaMonica, Director, UNC World View |
Speakers
Program Materials
Instructions: To receive .5 CEU credits you must attend the 2-hour virtual program on November 18 and turn in a completed study guide. Download the study guide here. Please return the completed study guide by December 10, 2021, to World View WORLDVIEW@UNC.EDU. |
General support provided by:
Advocate level supporter
Office of the Vice Provost for Global Affairs |
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