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Empowering English Language Teachers to Use Immersive Virtual Reality for Global Citizenship Education
Zirkel, Michelle; Summer, Theresa (2024): Empowering English Language Teachers to Use Immersive Virtual Reality for Global Citizenship Education, in: WorldCALL Official Conference Proceedings, Naka Ward, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan: IAFOR, S. 217–224, doi: 10.22492/issn.2759-1182.2023.25.
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WorldCALL Official Conference Proceedings
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2759-1182
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WorldCALL ; Chiang Mai, Thailand
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2024
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English
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The threat of climate change to our planet has made addressing environmental issues a global educational priority, encompassing various subjects and school levels in numerous countries, including Germany. As a result, English teachers are required to promote English language skills and global citizenship education (GCE) in their classrooms. Several studies have illustrated that immersive virtual reality (iVR) learning environments can promote language learning and pro-environmental behaviour. Thus, there is a strong case for using iVR in the context of GCE and English language education. However, iVR technology is not yet widely used in Germany, and therefore, teachers lack the necessary skills to use it efficiently. Consequently, as part of the DiSo-SGW project, we aim to develop, test, and implement research-based teacher training modules, focusing on empowering English language teachers to use iVR for GCE. This paper provides an overview of the DiSo-SGW project, outlining how we aim to innovate teacher education through research-based teacher training programs focusing on integrating iVR and global learning in English teacher education.
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Immersive Virtual Reality
Digital Literacy
Digital Sovereignty
Global Citizenship Education
Sustainable Development Goals
English Language Education
Teacher Education
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Conferenceobject
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June 27, 2024
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