Introducing GC

Global Classrooms refers to

• A UN mock conference about global issues

• A day off school

• A contest

• A meeting with other schools

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CCSS.RL.8.3

The participants belong to

• College level

• ·3rd year students from Bilingual schools

• 3rd year students from private schools

• All the answers are correct

The conference is about

• Political issues

• A national issue

• An international issue

• A specific country

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Before the conference

• Students write a position paper and an opening speech

• Students do some research

• Students get debate skills

• All the options are correct

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Every school is involved in the GC preliminary conference with

• 5 delegations

• 10 delegations

• 20 students

• 5 students

The conference is led by a

• United Nations ambassador

• Teacher

• Chair

• Principal

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In the conference students

• are involved in moderated and unmoderated caucuses

• meet students from other schools

• debate about a specific global issue

• all the answers are corret

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The final step in the conference is

• a listening activity

• a debate activity

• the voting of a resolution

• the exchange of opinions

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Global classroom is prepared in

• Spanish and English lessons

• English and History lessons

• History and Spanish lessons

• Spanish, English and History lessons

If you had the chance, would you like to go to GC conference?

• Yes, I'd love to

• Yes, it is compulsory

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3