Tag: Globalization
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Supersized El Niño in 2026-27 Lesson Plan
The UN’s meteorological agency says this El Niño is almost certain to run through February 2027 and may be the strongest on record. But a stronger event does not mean worse effects everywhere. This lesson asks why the same Pacific warming produces a manageable dry season in one country and a food emergency in another.
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EU Artificial Intelligence Law Lesson Plan
On August 2nd, 2026, the EU began enforcing the world’s first binding AI transparency law. This free lesson turns that case into a full class on power and globalization, with readings at three grade levels, tiered discussion questions, a critical thinking task, and teacher notes.
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World Cup 2026 Lesson Plan
This classroom-ready current events lesson using the 2026 FIFA World Cup asks: to what extent are international sporting events political? Includes differentiated readings for Grades 6-12, discussion questions, a fact-vs-interpretation critical thinking task, and full teacher notes.
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Hantavirus Outbreak Lesson Plan
How can a disease outbreak shows us the strengths and limitations of international cooperation and international organizations like the WHO? This differentiated lesson for Grades 6-12 explores globalization, sovereignty, and the limits of international health cooperation through the 2026 Hantavirus outbreak.
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2026 Global Energy Crisis Lesson Plan
The Philippines: +72.6%. Japan: +8.2%. Same crisis, same global oil market, but very different consequences. This no-prep lesson uses the 2026 Hormuz crisis to explore why global shocks land harder on poorer countries, with differentiated readings and real price data for Grades 6-12.
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