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Better Life for Girls through GCED: Unheard Stories of Our Girls 1: Striving for Better Life through Education Year of publication: 2016 Corporate author: APCEIU 2016 UNESCO/KOICA Fellowship Programme Better Life for Girls through GCED: Unheard Stories of Our Girls The "Better Life for Girls through GCED: Unheard Stories of Our Girls" series depict stories of girls from different parts of the world. Coming from Africa and Asia, 25 educators have written stories about their girls during the programme to share with readers all over the world. As the title implies, these series are about real people living on the fringes of society especially girls in their neighbor having challenges on their way to access quality education. 
Video sketch: Global Youth Advocacy Workshop on GCED Year of publication: 2015 Corporate author: APCEIU APCEIU produced a video on the Global Youth Advocacy Workshop on GCED held in Busan, Republic of Korea, from 30 March to 4 April 2015. The workshop invited 45 youth participants from 34 countries around the world, who are actively engaged with and committed to advocating and educating youth for GCED in their local contexts.This short video sketch of the workshop provides an overview of the activities carried out during the workshop and also includes the interviews of the participants, who shared their expectations, impressions, and reflections on the workshop.The workshop was co-organized by APCEIU, UN Secretary Generalโs Global Education First Initiative (GEFI), and the UNESCO Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (MGIEP); and sponsored by Educate A Child and the Geum-jeong District of Busan Metropolitan City. 
GCED Meets Teachers: GCED Teacher Workshop Guidebook Year of publication: 2015 Author: ๊น์ข
ํ | ์ด์์ | ์์ ๋ฏผ | ์ ๊ฒฝํ | ์ด์งํ | ์ด๋ํ | ์๋ท ํ๋ผ์ด | ์ฐ๋ค ์๋ฐ | ๋ฐ์์ฉ. Corporate author: APCEIU APCEIU published the GCED teacher workshop guidebook โGCED meets teachers.โ This guidebook will be used at GCED workshops for teachers of 17 metropolitan and provincial offices of education carried out by GCED Lead teachers. The contents include the concept and the background of GCED, main contents, implementing methods at school. This GCED workshop manual provides teachers with opportunities to search for the ways to implement GCED at the schools, experience learning methods, and understand the main issues and themes of GCED through workshops. This guidebook is composed of 7 workshop sessions(refer to list below). Teachers and teacher educators planning GCED workshop can use this guidebook which includes the contents of the sessions, consultation to help plan and implement workshops based on participation and communication of the participants. โGlobal Citizenship Education meets teachersโ GuidebookSession 1. Importance of World Education Forum and Global Citizenship EducationSession 2. Concept of GCED and its backgroundSession 3. Learning the contents and the theme of GCEDSession 4. Understanding the complexity and interrelationship of the issuesSession 5. Discussion class for cooperative communicationSession 6. Implementing GCED through Project Based LearningSession 7. Setting GCED action plans 
EIU Best Practice Series No. 28: Shaping student behaviors through global education for a sustainable future in Pakistan Year of publication: 2012 Author: Nasreen Iqbal Corporate author: APCEIU Issue No. 28 introduces a Global Education programme with its various activities from Grammar School Rawalpindi in Pakistan. It aims to enable and empower young people to become responsible and humane citizens to achieve a peaceful and sustainable future. It is targeted at all levels of students, including preschool level, to increase their awareness of social and civic values. The programme mainly focuses on EIU while equipping learners with conflict resolution skills, cultural and national identities and global citizenship. Also, it incorporates issues such as universal values, human rights, health, sustainable development, gender, multiculturalism, respect for minority groups, identity and self-worth, tolerance, etc. into the school ethos and curriculum so that the students will be able to perform positive changes on national as well as on international level. 
EIU Best Practices Series No. 41: Student Empowerment Through Values in Action (SEVA) Year of publication: 2016 Corporate author: APCEIU This monograph is one of APCEIU's EIU Best Practices Series, which aims to encourage educators, scholars, and activists to implement and share local initiatives on EIU. The Series No. 41 introduces a programme called โStudent Empowerment through Values in Action (SEVA)" carried out by a school in India. The programme encouraged students to put the values of respect, responsibility, care, integrity, resilience and cyber-wellness in day to day actions. The programme has been successful in motivating the school staffs to enthusiastically participate in the programme as they witnessed the impact of the progarmme on the students. The programme sends out important messages to the school education system, where evaluation of success tends to be heavily based on academic performance. 
EIU Best Practices Series No.18: Education for All in Pakistan - "world in young hands" Year of publication: 2010 Author: Ayesha Saqib Corporate author: APCEIU The programme provides a student-participatory approach to face local problems that stem from ignorance and have roots in poverty. Bridging the school with the local community, Social Action Program (SAP) aims to inspire students with keen awareness on problems that threaten our community as well as to equip them with necessary tools to deal with challenges they may face. Through practices, SAP integrates EIU into curriculum that emphasizes maintaining peace and harmony among different folds of religions, ethnicity, and sects, dissipating the elements of hate and intolerance. The major areas of concern are Literacy for All, Sustainable Development, Cultural Diversity, and Peace Education. 
Education for international understanding: a river flowing from the mountains (SangSaeng vol5. autumn 2002) Year of publication: 2002 Author: Swee-Hin Toh Corporate author: APCEIU EIU (Education for International Understanding) is a concept that has diverse sources and tributaries, much like a river that begins in the mountains and flows to the sea or ocean, enriched by innumerable ideas, perspectives and practices along its journey. However, unlike a river in one community or nation, this is a river that flows across the world encompassing the breadth and depth of civilizations, peoples and mother Earth. Although by designation EIU appears to have a โmodern genealogy,โ it is vital to recognize and to search for its roots in the ancient wisdoms of all civilizations, especially through the values and principles of well-being, dignity and good or virtuous relationships between and among all peoples, communities and societies. EIU has been catalyzed and developed by multiple individuals, organizations, agencies and movements, including educators, researchers, national/multilateral organizations (e.g. UN agencies), NGOs, peopleโs organizations (POs) and other civil society movements and advocates. EIU is simultaneously practiced in all modes of education (formal, non-formal and informal), but a challenge is to attain synergy across all the modes for optimal outcomes and sustainability. 
EIU Best Practice Series No. 35: Nurturing global citizens through experiential learning Year of publication: 2013 Author: Ildar Yusupov | Feruza Ahmedova Corporate author: APCEIU The following case is set in Uzbekistan where evidently diverse social groups live in harmony despite their differences. Among the schools in the country, the Sirdarya Regional Foreign Languages Boarding School in Gulistan City is arguably an exceptionally unique school due to the close engagement of parents with the boarding schoolโs EIU-themed activities. Activities range from extra-curricular activities including artwork and sports, to classroom-based activities such as role plays and international awareness events. Each activity is carefully designed to arouse the interest of the students in EIU-related themes such as tolerance, understanding and sustainable development. In the process, the students become highly motivated to take leading roles as responsible global citizens in creating a more peaceful world. 
Reconciliation, Peace and Global Citizenship Education: Pedagogy and Practice Year of publication: 2019 Corporate author: APCEIU The Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding launched the publication entitled Reconciliation, Peace and Global Citizenship Education: Pedagogy and Practices. This book is the result of the fruitful discussions and presentations made during the 4th International Conference on Global Citizenship Education held on 3-4 September 2019 in Seoul, Republic of Korea.The intention of this publication is not only to continue and deepen the discourses made by the speakers of the Conference, but also to provide the readers with opportunity to explore how pedagogy and practices of Global Citizenship Education can contribute to building peace and reconciliation across the globe. Part. I Global Citizenship Education for peace and reconciliation: OverviewLearning to live together and a life worth livingHow GCED can contribute to peace, reconciliation and sustainable developmentTransformative pedagogy for building peacePromoting peace through mindfulness programmes in schoolsGlobal memory, global citizenship and reconciliationThe role of Media and Information Literacy Part. II Global Citizenship Education for peace and reconciliation: Putting it into practiceFacing History and Ourselves in South AfricaClassrooms in Peace in ColombiaPreparing young people to be global citizens through integrated schools in Northern Ireland Part. III Global Citizenship Education for peace and reconciliation: Supporting effective implementationPolicy development and implementationChallenges in curriculum and textbook development for low-and middle-income country 
A study of the middle school social studies and moral education curriculum to foster global citizenship Year of publication: 2009 Author: Geunho Lee | Deokgeun Kim | Byungsu Min | Hyunjeong Oh | Jeongmin Eom | Hyojeong Kim | Junsik Park Corporate author: Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation (KICE) This study was conducted to analyze the determinants (i.e. multicultural acceptability, national identity, and moral values) influencing global citizenship in order to examine the construct of global citizenship as well as to find the moral education about global citizenship for teacher education. Hierarchical regression was used to analyze the survey of 116 college students in university of education. The results are following. Firstly, The hierarchical regression analysis of Modelโ
ข with influencing three factors to global citizenship explained 25% of the variance in studentโs global citizenship, and it was found common good among moral values and experience of living a life in the foreign countries as important factors in the model. Second, They regressed into the variance of moral values even though a few ones of multi-cultural acceptability and national identity were influential factors before modelโ
ข. Contrary to theoretical expectations, they are turned into be a half of influential factors to global citizenship. Based on the results, we suggested that to solve the global problems need to be strengthen in the developing the education curriculum for global citizenship. Furthermore, future research with stratified sampling will be conducting to generalize the result of this study.