The Global Thinking Project: Linking Schools in Environmental Understanding. Symposium Proceedings (Atlanta, Georgia, November 1993).

The Global Thinking Project at Georgia State University and the Department of Middle Secondary Education and Instructional Technology sponsored a Symposium on Global Thinking Research, in November, 1993. The following 11 papers were presented at the symposium: (1) "Teaching Students to Think Globally" (Jack Hassard); (2) "Introducing Global Thinking to Students in an Australian Secondary School" (Paul McColl); (3) "The Global Thinking Project in Catalunya (Barcelona)" (Narcis Vives and Anna Pinero); (4) "Global Thinking in an American Middle School" (Sarah Crim); (5) "Preparing to Teach Global Issues" (Roger Cross and Ronald Price); (6) "Introducing Global Thinking in an Elementary School" (Cheryl Garner); (7) "An Investigation of Cooperative Learning and Group Problem Solving Within the Global Thinking Project" (Susan Dunkerly-Kolb, Priscilla Golley, Doug Shook, and Jane Yonts); (8) "Environmental Concerns of Teachers Attending a Global Thinking Teacher Preparation Institute" (Margaret Venable and Julie Weisberg); (9) "Environmental Concerns of Middle Grade Students" (Martha McIlveenne); (10) "Teacher Opinions About the Global Thinking Project" (Wayne Robinson); and (11) "Attitude Survey on Society and Environment" (Simon Vershlovsky). (MDH)