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This website is geared towards helping teachers work together to develop lesson plans involving cultural awareness. Teachers can create "Units" for other teachers to build on.

This website was built by the Teach Cultural Awareness Corporation solely for the purpose of teachers working together to include cultural awareness in their lessons. They also fund a penpal program that the classes can participate in where students communicate with other students from around the world. Apart from teachers working together, the resource also provides literature works that teachers can read that help inform them of current events in the world that can be implemented into lessons.

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Welcome to Teach Cultural Awareness
International understanding through the English classroom.

Teach Cultural Awareness (TCA) is a resource and sharing hub for school teachers interested in developing teaching materials that promote cultural and social awareness. It has been created with the intention of allowing teachers to make informed decisions about how they can promote cultural understanding through education.

Through the development of well planned 'Units of work' and ICT resources teachers can share with students information about other cultures, historical events, social conditions and community issues. These culturally influenced units make learning a more dynamic experience, and add a human dimension and real world connection to the places and issues students learn about. The Cultural Awareness program encourages acceptance, understanding and communication skills across cultural and social boundaries.

Furthermore, this website is to provide teachers with ideas which they can use as a tool for opening the door to cultural awareness in classrooms and in a whole school capacity. Secondary school teachers may download resources which will enhance their teaching practices.

Creating 'Units of Work' can be incredibly time-consuming and not all teachers are able to develop their own new materials. Teach Cultural Awareness (TCA) allows teachers to exchange and share lesson ideas, providing them with access to a collective pool of interesting and original teaching materials, with a special focus on materials that encourage social and cultural awareness.

This website attempts to motivate teachers and students into believing that an individual CAN make a difference.

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Teach Cultural Awareness (TCA) is a resource and sharing hub for school teachers interested in developing teaching materials that promote cultural and social awareness. It has been created with the intention of allowing teachers to make informed decisions about how they can promote cultural understanding through education.

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This website allows for both teachers and students to learn from others from around the world. It can be used both in and outside of a classroom

This website can be used by teachers in various subjects. It allows students and teachers to be able to learn from and collaborate with other teachers and students from around the world. They can share the similarities between what they learn and teach each other about some of the differences. An example of this would be students in an English class teaching about the books they read that may not be available in other parts of the world.

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This resource is good for exploring the different ways that various cultures and historical world events have impacted art. It also includes 3D tours of various museums and historical landmarks.

This is an effective resource when teaching history. It can be used to provide examples beyond what a textbook provides of how different events affect art and cultural happenings. Through this, it demonstrates the differences in what values and subjects are important within different cultures. These changes in styles will help to tell a story of events by giving visual examples of what was happening at the time.

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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This podcast is from a nonprofit company that covers a variety of topics.  Teachers can use this website with practically any subject or topic.

There are various ways in which this resource could be implemented within a classroom. With the variety of topics that this podcast company covers, the subjects would fit within just about any school subject or lesson topic. Within a science class, the topic of Climate Justice could be used to talk about different findings and laws passed around the world regarding global climate.

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Tiny Spark Podcast - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly

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Listen and subscribe to Tiny Spark, a postcast from Nonprofit Quarterly that investigates and reports on the latest news and trends in the nonprofit sector.

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This podcast is composed of different stories of experiences of immigrants, told by immigrants. The link goes directly to the Status website.

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Status Podcast • Stories about immigration and how it affects the people we love

With this podcast, I can use the various stories to help my students to better understand the struggles that immigrants experience. I would implement this by choosing a podcast episode that is similar to content within the novel we are reading at the time. This would help the students to be able to put a real-world perspective into what we are reading. By making these connections, they can look for additional stories on their own and look more into these struggles and what could possibly be done to help immigrants.