1. Global Education: Interdependent World Sheila Bennell For use with the Module Reader Global Education: The Interdependent World (Bennell, 2011)

2. Session 1 Plan of the day Aims of the module Assignments Trialling and adapting resources

3. Aims of the module To develop: a critical understanding of the concept of interdependence at a variety of levels including personal, local and global aspects a critical understanding of the environmental, social, cultural, economic and political factors which are involved in maintaining and altering balances of interdependence. ability to critically analyse sources of information on these issues; ability to make connections between ESDGC themes understanding of a variety of methods and strategies for teaching and learning about interdependence at a variety of ages and abilities; ability to trial, evaluate and adapt strategies for teaching and learning about interdependence at a variety of ages and abilities.

4. Assignments Two of the following: An essay of approximately 2,000 words. A critical analysis and evaluation of the ways in which one acquires understanding of interdependence and the ways in which these can be used in an educational setting or curriculum A critical evaluation of a teaching and learning strategy for learning about interdependence, or a comparison of two methodologies, trialled in an appropriate educational setting (2000 words approximately) A critical account of a curriculum planning exercise to incorporate learning about interdependence (2500 words approximately)

5. Activities Economic and social interdependence Morning Globingo Who depends on us, who do we depend on? Shopping bag and map Break Where’s the impact?(Kinder egg game) (CAT, 2003)

6. Afternoon 5. Sowing and Harvesting (Oxfam, 1989) 6. Race to the Bottom (Oxfam, 2007) 7. Discussion of variants (on Coffee production) Break 8. Reviewing and assessing resources Time to discuss assignments 9. Black Gold DVD (Nick and Mark Francis, 2007) 10. Evaluation of day

7. Evaluation of the activity Did you enjoy the activity? Would you pupils enjoy it? How would you introduce it / what work would you need to do first? How could you improve it? How could you adapt it for other age groups? How could you assess individual contributions?

8. Next sessions Migration Environmental interdependence e.g. climate change

9. T his slide set has been released as part of the OSIER project, which is promoting the use of resources to support the training of practitioners in Education for Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship within the curricula of all of the home nations of the United Kingdom. You can find out more about the project on the ‘About’ page of the project repository site. OSIER is part of the second round of the UK OER (Open Educational Resources) programme, funded by HEFCE and administered by the Higher Education Academy (HEA) and the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC). The slide set was prepared by Sheila Bennell and copyright resides with the author. Any images or other materials are original unless stated otherwise. Copyright images may be excluded from the Creative Commons licence described below. The resource is made freely available under Creative Commons licence BY-NC-SA which allows you to use this material for any purpose as long as you: acknowledge the original author do not use it for commercial purposes publish any derived materials under the same licence conditions You can find out more about this licence at: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0 June 1 st, 2011