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Our vision
CGLA promotes context-responsive, cross-curricular and whole-school approaches to global learning in schools in Africa, featuring topics on global citizenship, sustainability, human rights, peacebuilding, climate justice, intercultural awareness, and media and information literacy.
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The GLA approach
The Global Learning for Africa pedagogy is a unified ten-theme framework for African-centred teaching of intercultural and global competence in schools.
Goals and principles behind CGLA's approach to global learning
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Explore this partRelevance of the GLA approach to schools, teachers and learners in African education systems
Explore this partExplore the ten connected thematic areas that place African experiences within global learning.
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Research & reports
CGLA's research informs the development of its pedagogical framework and helps connect global learning with African educational contexts.
Browse research and reportsThe study examined global citizenship themes in Ghana's secondary school curriculum and engaged 10 schools across 9 Greater Accra municipalities, 20 teachers, 140 students and 3 NACCA staff.
Curriculum resources & CPD
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