1. Qinghai, China
2. African Heritage classroom, University of Pittsburgh
3. Perugia, Italy
4. Bellary, India
5. Seoul, South Korea
6. Kampala, Uganda
7. Kibera, Kenya
8. Hunan, China
9. Bangalore, India
10. Monmouth University, New Jersey
11. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
12. Pennsylvania, United States
13. Jiouru, Taiwan
14. West Darfur, Sudan
15. Jakarta, Indonesia
16. Lisbon, Portugal
17. Chhattisgarh, India
Teachers put a lot of thinking in how to arrange their classroom. The perfect set-up can provide a better learning environment. However, it's clear there are a number of schools in the world have limited resources when providing for their students.
Even worse is the fact that worldwide there are 58 million children out of school without the opportunity to get their gears turning in a classroom.
You can help.
Join Global Citizen in keeping the momentum going. We’re calling on the Korean Foreign Ministry of Affairs to continue Korea's support for education by increasing their commitment through the Global Partnership for Education.