Making the Case for Global Education

In a new Asia Society publication, Chris Livaccari explores how multilingualism is a key aspect of life for most people in the world—and has been throughout history—and is a rich source of engagement, playfulness, and joy.

"Language is a currency for trust, and respect; it provides bricks and mortar for building an ability to explore the beauty of diverse cultures, traditions, and historical perspectives."

It's essential for students to constantly confront and redefine their understandings of language and culture.

An alternative to standardized tests—and why it makes sense for the global innovation age.