The Bloomsbury Handbook of Global Education and Learning 2020
DOI: 10.5040/9781350108769.0036
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Characteristics of a Global Learning School

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“…There has been a growing body of research on global learning themes within schools. Examples include research by Hunt (2012) on primary schools and her later research for the Global Learning Programme Hunt and King 2015). There have also been studies on global learning themes within schools in Australia (Reynolds et al 2019), South Korea (Alviar-Martin and Baildon 2021), Spain (Calvo 2020), Ghana (Eten Angyagre 2020), Canada (MacDonald-Vemic et al 2015) and Ireland (Kavanagh et al 2021).…”
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“…There has been a growing body of research on global learning themes within schools. Examples include research by Hunt (2012) on primary schools and her later research for the Global Learning Programme Hunt and King 2015). There have also been studies on global learning themes within schools in Australia (Reynolds et al 2019), South Korea (Alviar-Martin and Baildon 2021), Spain (Calvo 2020), Ghana (Eten Angyagre 2020), Canada (MacDonald-Vemic et al 2015) and Ireland (Kavanagh et al 2021).…”
Section: Part IImentioning
confidence: 99%