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Activity 31<br />

Choosing what I can do:<br />

approaches to education <strong>for</strong><br />

democratic citizenship<br />

and human rights<br />

education (EDC/HRE)<br />

DESCRIPTION<br />

Original activity contributed by Maria José Neves<br />

Focus: through an examination of the curriculum, participants will start thinking of different ways to approach<br />

implementation of EDC/HRE in their teaching and as a team teaching approach. The activity targets trainees<br />

who are already familiar with the content of EDC/HRE.<br />

Target group: in-service teachers of adult learners<br />

Expected learning outcomes:<br />

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A_COOP_3 Understanding of how co-operation can support the prevention of conflict, discrimination<br />

and violence<br />

A_EPIST_2 Recognition of <strong>for</strong>mal, non-<strong>for</strong>mal and in<strong>for</strong>mal learning in a lifelong perspective<br />

A_HR_4 Willingness to act and encourage others to act against discrimination, prejudices, stereotypes<br />

and injustice<br />

S_COOP_3 Aptitude to evaluate situations and issues to look <strong>for</strong> solutions with all parties involved<br />

K_COOP_1 Understanding of the roles and functions of social and political actors<br />

K_HR_2 Understanding of social and economic and political processes, power relations and conflicts<br />

Type of activity: Core/main activity<br />

PROCEDURE<br />

Introduction<br />

The facilitator introduces the notion of whole school and cross-curricular approaches to EDC.<br />

Step 1 (contexts <strong>for</strong> implementation – individual work – 10 minutes)<br />

1. Ask the participants to think about questions <strong>for</strong> assessing the different implementation contexts of EDC/<br />

HRE in their school; they should focus on their subject-specific curriculum as well as the whole school<br />

climate and the school in the wider community.<br />

2. Each question should be written on a Post-it.<br />

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