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Addressing Modern Slavery in the IB Classroom: Are We Doing Enough?
The current literature on modern slavery in IB teaching and research is rather limited. Even in adopting case discussions in the classroom, it is challenging to find resources that highlight an IB context. The challenge, therefore, lies both in the pedagogical motivation to develop teaching strategies and resources as well as undertaking research that helps fill the current literature gap regarding modern slavery. This paper presents a discussion on the importance of developing teaching resources, supported by relevant examples that address modern slavery in the IB classroom.