W6. Reading (1) / Kim Seon Woo

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Summary

 TWB (Teachers Without Borders) is an international organization that started in 2000 and is based on the premise that teachers connect information to each other to close the educational sphere and teachers are community change agents and major catalysts in development priorities around the world. The Borderless Teacher received the 2018 Luxembourg Peace Prize Excellence Award, including peace education in all TWB courses, and a free peace education program in which teachers from conflict areas participated and the 'Voice of Teacher Radio Show' below. Nigeria. Teachers without borders have won the African Education Awards Champion (2010) using radio and regional education capacity building to disseminate information about the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. In 2018, TWB's members reached 177 countries. Teachers without borders are free and local teachers can interact with colleagues around the world.

Interesting Point

 I have heard of the Borderless Medical Association and the Reporters Without Borders, but I first learned about the Borderless Teachers' Association. Their efforts to educate the poor and marginalized were very impressive.

Discussion

 But is education being carried out to fundamentally change status? Isn't it simply stopping at the level of the liberal arts?

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