1. FUTURE VISION OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION & THE INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION “ INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROMOTES THE RELATIONSHIP BUILDING AND KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE BETWEEN PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES IN THE UNITED STATES AND AROUND THE WORLD THAT ARE NECESSARY TO SOLVE GLOBAL CHALLENGES” ~ ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS TARA TOWNSEND EDU. 505

2. INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION Established in 1919 in the aftermath of WWI Mission “to advance international education and access to education worldwide” Vision “cultural, professional, and educational opportunities...think and act as global citizens” Usage of cloud computing and mobile devices becomes necessary Promote Education and Academic exchange, support higher education in Crisis and transition, provide leadership training, empower women and girls, and conduct groundbreaking research Institute of International Education is one organization in promoting global awareness

3. FACTS Number of international students studying in the US is increasing according to the International Institute of Education In 2012/13 “nearly 820,000 internationals came to the US to study” reported by IIE Many factors contributing to mass mobility include: demographics, economics, trade patterns, shifts inbound and outbound “By 2020, just four countries – India, China, US and Indonesia – will account for over half of the world’s 18–22 population”

4. METHODS Futuring, scanning and scenario can collect data from various sources, and be better able to predict the outcome later down the road Globally using futuring, scanning and scenarios to change the face of education. Research is finding that technological devices such as IPods, tablets, etc are aiding children in learning and for some students who have special needs Devices can help them substantially in building their skills. Research has shown both the positive and negative side of technology combined with using it in schools.

5. TECHNOLOGY Increase in children middle & high school level wanting to take classes online plus growth in technology Use of web 2.0 outside classroom  merging learning and technology together Higher need for students to be adaptable in using technology and what they’ve learned in school “Technology is anticipated to play a key role in transforming education and training towards supporting deeper, higher-order learning” (Rogers, 2007) Becoming common for the distinction between learning and mobile technology “mobile technologies, because they are portable, can play a role in blurring the distinction between learning in school and learning at home” (Kenny, 2005)

6. TRENDS

7. LEARNERS 38% of the ’07 enrollment of more than eighteen million college students were twenty-five years of age or older (Ross-Gordon, p.26) close to 6 million ELLs are enrolled in public schools—an increase of more than 100% since 91’ (TESOL, 2013). According to the latest UIS data, at least 3.8 million students in 2011 were enrolled in tertiary education abroad, up from 2 million in 2000 (UNESCO, 2014). The surge in internationally mobile students* reflects the rapid expansion of enrolment in higher education globally, which has grown by 83% in a decade (UNESCO, 2014)

8. CALL TO ACTION Bring about alternate methods for teaching students Have more than one teacher in a classroom if number of students is higher than 10-15. Change policy of education to incorporate teaching multicultural children Up to the teacher to be able to recognize signs of miscommunication, not understanding because of student limited knowledge or re-evaluate how lesson was taught “traditional teacher training areas will not suffice in preparing teachers for the large number of English language learners (ELLs) in K–12 schools in the United States” (TESOl, 2014) Administrators must also be able to prepare teachers—give them plenty of outlets to work from and give constructive feedback Ability of both teachers and students to be flexible both physically and mentally Have interaction amongst students often, will allow for those with limited English and native speakers to learn from one another plus allowing for them to each gain confidence Call up governmental heads and policy makers

9. EDU. OF 2025 classrooms for teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL) will incorporate up-to-date technology online classrooms Teachers will act as point of reference for some class interaction and other times the teacher will lead global sharing in the sense of educational classes being taught equally across the world 2025 teachers will have mandatory training to hone new and old skills necessary to ensure positive outcome vocational schooling will be in service and training for teachers also

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