What Does It Mean to Embrace Education Globally?

What Does it Mean to Embrace Education Globally? What does it mean to embrace education globally? First, we must educate ourselves with the uniqueness of each continent on earth to truly embrace the world. What does it mean to embrace the Asian persuasion? Asia embodies the highest and lowest points of the earth, including Mount Everest, being the highest and the Dead Sea being the lowest. Students must understand the responsibility of being the highest or top of their class. They must also understand the responsibility of being the lowest or below average in their class. It is imperative to understand what caused them to reach their low level and to educate the generations near and far how to overcome these circumstances. We must educate the upcoming generations of our successes and failures. Teach them to learn other cultures and continents and if we fail to do so, we will risk losing generations. What does it mean to embrace the motherland of Africa? We must know that the motherland has the largest desert, the Sahara and the longest river, the Nile, co-existing. What’s the significance of this occurrence? Many might say it is ironic that the motherland has given birth to the Sahara and the Nile, when they are living, breathing, thriving and surviving in one area. 1 A child without water and a child with an overabundance of water; what beautiful traits does the children of Africa possess! The Sahara with such a strong will to resist water, what many may say is essential to life. Even though, he, the Sahara has planted the seeds for the grandchildren of Africa and has for many centuries. Blossoming plants such as the cactus, giving homes to many birds and mammals; such a miracle are these! The Nile, being long in length providing nourishment to every family who has ate of the fish that inhibit her waters and have drank of her waters too. How could we ever forget the diamonds and gold that are created in her land? Our future leaders, scholars, doctors, janitors, teachers and preachers must understand how Asia seems to persuade and how the motherland of Africa has given birth to miracles for centuries. What does it mean to embrace the melting pot of North America? Prepare to soar to the top in the land of opportunity, where there are over 1700 species of birds. While admiring variations of color because of its rich diversity in cultures and ethnicities. Experience the vast opportunities to succeed and achieve higher education. Students must experience cultural diversity in their own backyard. Understand what makes each culture unique and as well as how they are similar to their own. Take advantage of the opportunities that are alive and well in 2 North America. Not only the higher education sector but how to overcome those high and low points similar in Asia, produce miracles such as in Africa and then to soar in the land of opportunity of North America. What does it mean to embrace the exotic continent of South America? Home to the largest forest in the world, experience a tropical climate and the striking rain forest, near the Amazon. The rain forest’s nostalgic inhabitants and such an elegance of various plants, animals and flowers. An oasis of relaxation and memorable sights, South America, a land of unique beauty. Students should learn how to adapt to South America’s unique beauty, this beauty is not created through plastic surgery, it is natural. Students must understand that beauty is not man-made, it is original. What does it mean to embrace the ice bound continent of Antarctica? We must embrace and understand the majestic mammals that co-exist in this continent. Understand how the whales, penguins, seals and fish all are able to live, thrive and survive in this -58 °C average temperature. Students must understand what it means to love thy neighbor, we must have a respect for one another. Ultimately, when we lack a respect for each other, we lose our sense of existence and as a people we shall perish. 3 What does it mean to embrace “Eurasia” of Europe? Geographers often refer to this land as, “Eurasia” because of the mountains being the only division between the two continents. Europe is often referred to as Europa, the daughter of Phoenix. The name Europa is a Phoenician word from Ereb, which means sunset. The euro currency being of great value around the world, which exemplifies power and respect. Students must understand the historical events that occurred with each continent and how those events shaped them. It is important that students learn how the euro came to be of great value around the world. What does it mean to embrace the down under of Australia? Home of the kangaroos, monsoons and the Great Barrier Reef, the world’s largest coral reef. Australia is the smallest of the continents, but is capable to uphold the greatness that nature provides. Students must understand that no matter how limited you may be, your beginning does not reflect your ending. Australia may be referred to the down under, but is certainly at the top. 4 What does it mean to embrace education globally? It means to understand our highest and lowest points. Also known as, our limitations and strengths, such as in Asia. It means to perform our own miracles and make what seems impossible, possible such as in Africa. It means to soar higher in the land of opportunity and learn diverse cultures along the way, such as in North America. It means to understand that beauty is not man-made; it is original, such as the exotic diversity found in South America. It means to learn to co-exist with other beings and to survive in extreme circumstances, such as the animals in Antarctica. It means to have a willingness to explore past historical events that shape ones present and future, such as in Europe. Finally, it means to take your limitations and turn them into strengths, such as in Australia. We must first learn how each continent is unique, apply how each unique trait are significant to our lives and then venture out to build upon that foundation. Then, students will truly embrace education globally and achieve academic success because they would have made a connection between their lives and diverse backgrounds. Ultimately, students should conclude we are all apart of one race… the human race.