INTERNATIONAL & FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION (IFLE) OFFICE OF POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION https://tinyurl.com/June22Resources

https://tinyurl.com/June22Resources IFLE PROGRAMS Support opportunities for U.S. students, teachers, faculty, and school administrators to develop knowledge and understanding of other world regions and languages. Grant programs provide resources to enhance the teaching of languages and incorporate global studies into U.S. curricula. https://tinyurl.com/June22Resources

TITLE VI NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTERS 100 National Resource Centers (NRCs) across the U.S. NRCs focus on particular world regions, provide: Professional development for educators (summer institutes, workshops) Travel opportunities for teachers Speakers for K–16 classrooms (in-person and Skype) Lesson plans, curriculum materials, culture boxes Each center has an outreach coordinator that works with K–16 teachers and schools. https://tinyurl.com/June22Resources

FULBRIGHT-HAYS SEMINARS ABROAD 4-6 week seminars abroad each summer Participants draw on experiences abroad to create new, cross-cultural curricula for classrooms and school systems in U.S. Usually 3 seminars each year (16 participants each) Recent seminar locations include: Bulgaria, Chile, China, Ecuador, India, Peru, Poland, Thailand Applications usually accepted in late fall/early winter Apply directly to ED https://tinyurl.com/June22Resources

FULBRIGHT-HAYS GROUP PROJECTS ABROAD Grants to institutions to organize overseas projects focused on a particular theme or language Funded projects in FY 2018 include: Teaching and Learning about Africa in K-12 Schools: A Short-Term Curriculum Development Project Seminar in Ghana for American Educators Education, Society, and Globalization in China: A Collaborative Teacher Training Program Advanced Russian Language and Area Studies in Eurasia Educators apply directly to institutions that have received a GPA grant https://tinyurl.com/June22Resources

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