GEP - Testimonials

What Educators Are Saying

"Teaching is a field that is often very isolated. Working in collaboration with Kelly at World Savvy is an indispensable resource that provides exciting curriculum for students. The help from World Savvy allows me to create creative curriculum that truly connects my students to important global issues."

- High School Humanities Teacher, Summer 2007

"Teachers are inundated with state standards material we are required to cover. Finding time to search pertinent websites is tough; however having topical issues, website research addresses & questions readily available through Savvy newsletters, helped me incorporate global concerns into class lessons, projects & class discussions."

Middle School English Teacher, Summer 2007

“Teachers are often approached by organizations that have their own agendas...World Savvy never tells you what to do; they ask you what you want to do. It's been a really rich experience for me.”

- High School English teacher, Spring 2007

“World Savvy has been a delight to work with. They helped me locate resources, develop curriculum, and create interesting student projects. They really care about student learning and are willing to work with the students who most struggle with learning. I respect their ethics and dedication. Their cheerfulness and responsiveness is a breath of fresh air.”

- International Relations Teacher, August 2004

“I am part of your Educator's network, and am just writing a note of appreciation for your services. The current events curriculum materials are thoughtfully arranged and quite useful for my classroom.”

- Bay Area Teacher, 2006

“This program has been wonderful, especially the teacher workshops! I have become a more aware citizen of the world and that knowledge has been imparted on to my students.”

- Teacher, Burton High School, 2007

“World Savvy is an excellent partnership for a teacher. They allow you to brainstorm and then they make your ideas for lessons possible. It’s a loose, relaxed and effective way to consult.”

- Teacher, International Studies Academy, 2006