International Classroom
Learn more about world cultures, both past and present directly from international educators, artists, and Museum-affiliated archaeologists and anthropologists. International Classroom provides your students with opportunities for global learning.
PROMOTING GLOBAL COMPETENCE
International Classroom workshops incorporate key 21st Century Skills such as world languages, multiple perspectives, intercultural communication, and appreciation for cultural diversity. Programs are designed to enhance knowledge, skills and awareness that are essential to succeed in the increasingly interconnected global society.
World Culture Educators
Learn more about a country directly from a person who lived there! This series provides very personal student interactions with educators from around the globe.
Archaeology and Anthropology Experts
Our Museum-affiliated scholars share their experiences in the field through visuals, hands-on activities, and interactive discussions.
Cultural Performers
Immerse your class in diverse cultural expressions. Local performing artists introduce cultural rituals, traditions, and stories from around the world. These workshops use a range of arts to educate students about vibrant cultural traditions. Please note: some programs are only available for large groups.
Program Formats and Fees
International Classroom programs are offered in three ways:
- At the Museum
- In Your Classroom (or other learning center)
- Through Virtual Programs
Booking Information
| Ages | See workshop descriptions |
|---|---|
| Length | 1 hour |
| Price | In the Museum: $125 per 30 students plus group admission ($8 per student; $13 per additional adult; all teachers with school ID are FREE) |
| Group Size | Flexible (In the Museum: one adult REQUIRED for every 10 students) |
| Timing | In the Museum: Tuesday–Friday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm depending on speaker availability |
| When to Book | Six to eight weeks in advance |