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observation and look-for tools


observation tools

Use these tools with Global Cities' Codebook for Global Student Learning Outcomes to set expectations for student learning before instruction and/or to observe evidence of the indicator in student work after instruction.

  • Customizable Observation Tool (for any indicator)

  • Awareness of how one’s life and the lives of others are influenced by broader cultural and historical contexts 1-AD

  • Awareness of one’s culture (behaviors, identity, beliefs) 2-AD

  • Ability to listen to others and discuss issues in a respectful and unbiased way 7-AD

  • Understanding that global issues are borderless and affect everyone 31-GK

  • Understanding that global issues are complex 32-GK

  • Ability to synthesize different perspectives on the same topic to draw conclusions about global issues 37-GK

  • Ability to engage in inclusive problem solving 41-GE

  • Recognition of the value of inclusive problem-solving 44-GE


look-for tools

A translation of one indicator into student-friendly language that helps students understand what it means and how they can show it. We call this a “Look-for” tool because it describes what to look for in students’ writing, discussions, projects, posts, thinking, etc.

  • 5-AD Look-For Tool

  • 21-CU Look-For Tool

  • 22-CU Look-For Tool

  • 31-GK Look-For Tool

  • 45-GE Look-For Tool

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