Global Voices and Global Visions

Betsy Gunzelmann is professor of psychology at Southern New Hampshire University and author of several books on the psycho-educational issues interfering with excellence in learning.

• Part I: The Era of Internationally Engaged Education: The Time is NowChapter One: Building Bridges to an Internationally Engaged Education for Excellence, Understanding, Sustainability Chapter Two: The Research and Interviewing of Worldwide LearnersChapter Three: The Statistics Piece: The Pros, he Cons, and Essential DataPart II: Global Voices from Distinguished Researchers, Theorists and LeadersChapter Four: Voices from Researchers and Reformers Chapter Five: The Major Constituents - Critical Pieces of the Global Educational Excellence Puzzle:Understanding Cultural, Psychological, Economic, Political and Educational IssuesPart III: Global Voices: Lessons Learned Chapter Seven: Global Voices on Government MattersChapter Eight: Global Voices on Economic MattersChapter Nine: Global Voices on Students MattersChapter Ten: Global Voices on Teachers MattersChapter Eleven: Global Voices on the Nuts & Bolts of Educational MattersChapter Twelve: Global Voices on the Essence of the SchoolsPart IV: Global Visions: A Collective Understanding to Putting Together the Pieces of the PuzzleChapter Thirteen: On Educational Needs World-WideChapter Fourteen: Bridge to Excellence and Understanding (research, creativity, acceptance, respect, cooperation, etc. )Chapter Fifteen: Bridge to Peace and Sustainability (Civic Engagement etc.)Chapter Sixteen: Hope for a Better World: Global HealingReferences

Dr. Gunzelmann has written an important and timely text that describes not only why global education is necessary at this point in history, but the power it has to impel real change in the world. This inviting book should be considered by all educators interested in broadening the knowledge and understanding of their students in an increasingly diverse and connected world.