Beidh Comhdháil Oiliúna ar an Oideachas Saoránachta Domhanda á heagrú ar líne ar an 6 Nollaig, 2022. Cuirfear fáilte roimh mhúinteoirí ó Iarbhunscoileanna lán-Ghaeilge agus Gaeltachta, chomh maith le múinteoirí Gaeilge í Iar bhunscoileanna dara leibhéal lán-Bhearla, freastal ar an ócáid seo. Tabharfaidh an lá seo deis do mhúinteoirí iar-bhunscoile cíoradh agus plé a dhéanamh ar an téama ‘Degrowth’.
Root Causes Activity Global Citizenship Education involves exploring the root causes of poverty, injustice and inequality. Everyday we are exposed to the consequences but rarely the root causes. WHY is always the most important question. Here are the print outs (in pptx) for an activity you can do with your students: Ranking Reasons-2 Instructions: Print out 6 sets of the …
Art is an amazing way to express global justice issues. Please find the recording of our online training and resources here.
Maths and Global Citizenship Education Maths is great subject in which to explore Global Citizenship Education. Here’s a recording of WWGS CPD on Exploring GCE in Maths https://youtu.be/8GS91lAEOBE Here’s the Powerpoint presentation used-feel free to use any of it in your classroom: WWGS Maths CPD Maths worksheet for on Palma ratio Calculate the Palma Ratio Here’s some top recommendations for …
Root causes lesson It’s important to explore look at the root causes of broad issues of poverty, injustice and inequality-asking the question ‘Why?’ and digging a little bit deeper with students is an important part of Global Citizenship Education. It helps students make connections with their own lives but also gives them a good sense of the types of action …
This resource, written specially for Art and Design teachers, features a selection of classic designs illustrating particular graphic design techniques and asks learners to use these techniques to illustrate a shocking statistic about global inequality. The resource has been designed to meet the requirements of the Art and Design curricula for England, Scotland and Wales however it is very relevant …
