This global community of teachers and students helps promote understanding of shared challenges and the value of cultural and linguistic differences. Student project work is published in many different languages. Resources for Developing Educational Programs with Community Scripts Active Citizenship Empowering America's Youth is a curriculum unit for grades 7-12 called Empowering America's Youth by John Minkler. This site includes extensive links to other programs and organizations dedicated to implementing service learning into education. The American Promise web site helps teachers use PBS series to bring democracy to life in their classrooms.
Students working in large teams develop websites as a service to and for their communities.
This process helps them understand the process of evaluating what they read on the network. CyberFair is one of the many projects of the Global School Network that helps students participate as citizens of a world community. The site offers a look at the organization's guiding principles, a database of resources, a discussion forum, conference topics and recent related news. In addition to encouraging the community to get involved with the curriculum, health and human services are also offered to the students. Classrooms adapt to the individual needs of the students through an Adaptive Learning Environments Model of Instruction which allows the student to progress at their own pace by providing teams of teachers that can modify instruction for each student.