3º C GLOBAL CLASSROOM IES SAN AGUSTIN by Cristina De Andres

Welcome to Global Classroom

CristinaDAndres — 2014-10-04 21:13:50 UTC

Web page:

Welcome!

karstenpowers — 2014-10-22 08:38:38 UTC

On this page you will find all your assignments and any resources that you might need for Global Classrooms work.

If you need to contact me with any questions or concerns, do no hesitate to email me here:

karstenpowers@gmail.com

IMF Introduction Debate

karstenpowers — 2014-10-22 08:43:59 UTC

The Joatzel Fund

Research Guide: How to find appropriate sources

karstenpowers — 2014-10-22 08:46:10 UTC

Getting to know your country

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This is the worksheet that you are responsible for completing for each country. Remember that the first country, Belgium, is due on 22 October! We will then continue to complete this same worksheet for each of our five countries. You can reprint this for the remaining four countries.

Also: the first page of this document is not necessary. You only need the second and third pages, which you received in class.

Position Paper Introduction

karstenpowers — 2014-11-12 22:03:02 UTC

Here you will find information about the position paper, which will be our end goal for the Global Classrooms program. We will continue to work on this composition throughout the semester.

IMF Information Packet

karstenpowers — 2014-11-12 22:04:30 UTC

This is important! This information packet will describe in detail everything we need to know about the International Monetary Fund. It describes its resonsibilities, its functions, and the problems that have surrounded it recently. We will be working closely with this information for the rest of GC!

Position Paper Outline

karstenpowers — 2014-11-12 22:06:27 UTC

The position paper that we will all begin working on soon requires a lot of organization. This outline will help you plan your paper and organize your thoughts.

Position Paper Samples

karstenpowers — 2014-11-12 22:07:46 UTC

Here are some examples of position papers in the past (by Spanish students), in order to have an idea the structure that is needed.