How to Teach Communication Skills in K–12: Activities and Strategies

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Every day in school, students explain ideas, ask questions, collaborate in groups, and present their thinking—all forms of communication. And…

When Language Meets Leadership: Middle School Students Step Into Global Diplomacy at UNC Greensboro

8 months ago

Last week, middle school students from across North Carolina stepped into the roles of international diplomats.  On March 5, nearly…

How Melaleuca Elementary Turned a Science Fair into Career-Connected Learning

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When families walked into Melaleuca Elementary’s Science Expo in Palm Beach County, Florida, they saw what looked like a traditional…

Participate Learning and UNC Greensboro Launch Bilingual Community Fellowship to Strengthen Middle School Dual Language Programs

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[Chapel Hill, NC] Participate Learning and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) have launched the Participate Learning Bilingual…

Interview Tips for International Teachers: How to Prepare for Teaching Jobs in the U.S.

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Summary: How International Teachers Can Prepare for an Interview to Teach in the U.S. Practice clear communication skills and prepare…

Ten Frequently Asked Questions About Language Immersion Programs

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In language immersion classrooms, learning often unfolds in small, meaningful moments—a gesture paired with a new word, a student taking…

Four Meaningful Global Events in 2026 for Classroom Discussion

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Looking for real-world events in 2026 that can spark meaningful classroom discussion? These four moments help students connect what they’re…

Seven Can’t-Miss Education Conferences to Attend in 2026

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There’s something grounding about stepping into a room full of educators who care as deeply as you do. The quiet…

How Two Global Leaders Schools Turned Food Drives Into Action-Driven Learning Experiences

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Many schools host food drives. Boxes appear in hallways, families donate what they’re able to, and students feel good knowing…