There’s an article I just stumbled across from September 2015 discussing global pedagogies and global analysis in education, and I thought it would be perfect to share with you all.

Pushing students to reflect on their own lives and histories is critical to giving them the opportunity to translate this cultural literacy outside of their own…[Read more]

The Parthenon Group has a fascinating infographic showing university student mobility around the world. You can hover over each country/region to see where the lines lead to:

http://www.parthenon.com/parthenon_proj/index.html

Some interesting points:

Inflow to China is almost as high as outflow. We always view China as sending students out for…[Read more]

Most of us here are used to the multiculturalism of every aspect of the US, Canada, Western Europe, Brazil, and Australia/New Zealand. However, there are many places in the world that are still heavily, and often almost solely, made up of a single culture.

Two of the least culturally diverse countries in the world are North Korea and South Korea.…[Read more]