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BIBLIOGRAPHYTask Force on the Travelling CommunityReport of the Task Force on the TravellingCommunityDublin, The Stationery Office, 1995Tormey, R (ed.)Teaching Social JusticeCentre for Educational DisadvantageResearch/Ireland Aid, 2003Thalhammer, E. et al.Attitudes towards Minority Groups in theEuropean UnionVienna. SORAhttp://europa.eu.int/comm/public_opinion/archives/eb/ebs_138_analysis.pdfTomalin, B and Stempleski, SCultural AwarenessOxford University Press, 1993United NationsUniversal Declaration of Human Rightshttp://www.un.org/Overview/rights.htmlZaslavsky, C.The Multicultural Math Classroom –Bringing in the WorldNew Hampshire, Hinemann, 1996118Intercultural Education in the Post-Primary School
CLASSROOM RESOURCES FOR INTERCULTURAL EDUCATIONCSPECSPE on the webA special site for teachers and students ofCSPE www.trocaire.orgEducation materials from the Council ofEurope www.coe.int/Education materials linking local andglobal issues www.globaldimension.org.uk/Counted Out - Poverty Awareness Resource forCivic, Social and Political Education(2001) CDVEC CDU/Combat Poverty AgencyThis pack includes useful classroomactivities on stereotyping and bias, humanrights and issues of poverty today.Available from the CurriculumDevelopment Unit, Sundrive Rd. Crumlin,D 12. Email: info@cdu.cdvec.ieChanging Perspectives –Cultural Values, Diversity and Equality inIreland and the Wider World(2002) CDVEC CDUThrough a range of activities studentsexamine their images and vision of Irishidentity, society, stereotypes, andworldviews.Available from the CurriculumDevelopment Unit, Sundrive Rd.Crumlin, D 12. Email: info@cdu.cdvec.ieThe Pavee Pack –Ireland, Cultural Diversity and Travellers(2001) Pavee PublicationsA useful resource for exploring issues ofidentity, labelling, stereotyping and humanrights with particular reference to thesituation of Travellers in Ireland today.Available from Trócaire Resource Centresor email: resources@trocaire.ieWananchi(2001) NCDE/Ireland AidA key focus of the pack is the linksbetween Ireland and the developing world.The themes of interdependence and humandevelopment are explored through avariety of activities and studentworksheets.Available from 80:20 Email: info@8020.ieWhat? Me a Racist(1998) European Commission.A humorous cartoon book for youngpeople to help explore issues of racism andprejudiceAvailable from the European Commissionoffice in Dublin (www.euireland.ie)A Journey Through Europe –A Citizenship Education Pack(2005) European Studies and CSPESupport Service.The pack invites students to explorequestions such as what does it mean to beIrish and what does it mean to beEuropean?Available from CSPE support service.GEOGRAPHY80:20 Development in an Unequal World(2002)A useful resource full of facts andinformation on the world we live in.Available from 80:20 Email: info@8020.ieExploring our World - An active learninggeography resource(2001) One World Centre, NorthernIreland.An activity based resource exploring topicsof inequality, interdependence, trade, aid,women, refuges and asylum seekers.Available from One World Centre, Belfast.Email: info@owcni.org.ukThe World Guide 2005/2006.New InternationalistThis annual guide provides up-to-dateinformation on 217 countries withsupporting charts, maps and statistics.Available from Oxfam. Email:oxfam@bebc.co.ukGeography: The Global Dimension (2004)Development Education Association(DEA), London. Can be downloaded fromwww.geography.org.uk/globalIntercultural Education in the Post-Primary School 119
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