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Globalization Partnership with Denmark Mission: To develop a partnership with Denmark to assure that global competency and cultural awareness are part of a sound education for our students in Onslow County.

Center for International Understanding “North Carolina in the World”-statewide collaborative effort to prepare students to thrive in the global community of the 21st Century. Global Partner School (GPS)- a school that works with “NC in the World” to create a partnership with a school aboard. Collaborate learning projects through technology Regular opportunities for international dialogue Short-term visits to each other’s schools Exchange of teachers and/or students.

Preparations North Carolina in the World Orientation- (August 7th-8th at Chapel Hill) Background Information provided on Denmark by a retired Danish Principal-Birger Axen Information about the Danish education and culture that impacts our partnership-Principal-Birger Axen Information given on the steps and tools needed to develop effective partnerships Student collaborations, curriculum ideas and technology tools, collaborative learning projects through technology Collaboration between pre-planning teams

Denmark History of Denmark History of the Danish education system School Visits Collaboration amongst partnership committees Memorandum of Understanding-development of future plans

Richlands District & New Bridge: Next Steps Scheduled visit with Danish Partners-March International Night-Richlands School District Establishment of individual school programs Utilization of Technological tools for communication-Skype, Elluminate, Voice Thread, Wikis Classrooms without walls-World beyond Onslow County Plans for future student exchange at high school level Continued Articulation

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