Resources

Featured Resource: Editable GALOs rubrics

The PDF rubrics from Community Catalyst Partners (formerly Asia Society) for grades 3-12 have been converted into an editable format that is compatible with Google Classroom. Make a copy and then edit it (or keep it as is) to meet your needs and the GALOs expectations for this school year. Use the whole thing or just the performance outcomes you are assessing. Contact Sarah with any questions!

Table of Contents

Go to the folder to find vocabulary you often use in your classes and see how it connects with the four domains of global advocacy. 

IC MTE Practicum Decision Tree

Find a resource that meets your needs!

Open the Google Slide deck at left and answer some questions about what you are looking for and you will get matched with resources from our partners at Inspire Citizens.

This website has a number of different lessons or resources connected to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Good for all age ranges!

The Sustainability Compass is a great tool to teach systems thinking and sustainability to even the youngest learners. The compass points stand for...

One way you can use the Sustainability Compass is to help students think about the impact of taking action. How might your action impact nature or the economy? How might it impact society or well-being? Click on the webpage at right or the link above for a free, 15 minute introduction course to the Sustainability Compass. 

GALOs (Global Advocacy Learning Outcomes)

Click on the Google Folder above to see all of our Global Advocacy Learning Outcomes (GALOs).

A global advocate's calendar

This calendar has events at ACS and beyond that you can use to connect to global advocacy.

Educating for Global Competence.pdf

Educating for Global Competence

This document from the Asia Society explains the necessity for global advocacy and goes through relevant research.

Going Global Educator Guide.pdf

Going Global

This document from the Asia Society provides guidance for supporting global advocacy in schools.