1. AAG Center for Global Geography Education (CGGE) http://globalgeography.aag.org

3. Conceptual Framework how geographers analyze each issue Case Studies illustrations of issue in different regions Collaborative Projects online tools for students in different places to discuss issues CGGE Module Structure CP CF CP CS CP CS CP CS

5. MigrationWestern Europe, Chile, Asians/Latinos to US Global EconomyNew Zealand, South America, US Global Climate ChangeAustralia, Singapore, US Water Resources UK, Palestine, Southeast US National IdentityEU, Ireland, US Pop. & Natural Resources Argentina, China, Los Angeles At international workshops, new regional case studies will be developed (e.g., South Asia) Current Case Studies

6. Question-Driven Questions direct students to key learning outcomes Instructor facilitates student discovery of concepts Data-Based Uses real-world data to illustrate geog concepts Data take many forms (maps, graphs, stories, etc.) Students need time and guidance to analyze data Inquiry Model of Pedagogy

7. Getting Involved Modules will undergo further testing through May 2011 When Phase 2 is complete (August 2011), website will include: 1. Registration for International Collaborations 2. Facilitator s Guide 3. Selected materials in Spanish and Chinese 4. Opportunities to Create New Regional Case Studies AAG Center for Global Geography Education (CGGE) Internationalizing the Teaching and Learning of Geography