by Nobis Project | Jan 13, 2015 | Blog
by Christen Clougherty How do you bring the global into the classroom in a way that engages the students in meaningful global work that feels relevant to their experience? It was this challenge that prompted me to develop what is now the Nobis Global Action Model....
by Nobis Project | Dec 15, 2014 | Blog
By Christen Clougherty When I begin a global service-learning project in my classroom there is usually one student who questions why we are working with an international community when there is so much need here at home. They usually call up the phrase, “think...
by Nobis Project | Dec 1, 2014 | Blog
By Alex Zinnes, Friends School of Atlanta I teach 7th and 8th grade World Studies at the Friends School of Atlanta. This past summer, I co-facilitated Nobis World’s trip to the Dominican Republic. A major highlight for me was visiting a small,...
by Nobis Project | Nov 19, 2014 | Blog
Emine, a teacher from Detriot, shares about her experience with Nobis World in the Dominican Republic on the Teaching Traveling Blog. This heartfelt sharing of her experience captures the passion that educators bring to their work and their commitment for making a...
by Nobis Project | Nov 8, 2014 | Blog
“For me, the most meaningful part of the Nobis World experience was connecting and sharing with other educators around deepening the global and social justice orientation into our classrooms.” – Nobis World 2014 participant Learn more about Nobis...
by Nobis Project | Oct 20, 2014 | Blog
By Francoise Heyden, Middle School Spanish Teacher at Carolina Friends School in Durham, North Carolina What a gift this Nobis World service-learning trip to the Dominican Republic was! And on so many levels! This intense and powerful week immersed in...
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