Global Citizenship magazine for schools

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Highland and Speyside Mock COP showcases pupil voice and activism and provides an engaging way into better understanding the climate emergency.

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The 1.5 Max Global School’s Climate Summit was transformational for the young people and facilitators involved. Bell Baxter High School in Fife explains how.

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Catriona Crawford, teacher at Portobello High School, urges leaders to listen to young people’s voices and understand their frustrations.

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David Innes, GTCS Convener and vice chair of ‘Aberdeen for a fairer world’, offers a brief guide to the standards and highlights the important role Scotland’s five DECs have in supporting professional learning in this area.

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Developing critical thinking around global issues is central to developing global citizens. This is a simple, easy-to-remember framework which can provide a focus for work on issues.

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Build Global Citizenship into your existing curriculum using this simple framework. This planning framework can be used to develop Global Citizenship through the teaching of almost any topic.

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A great way to deepen learners understanding of an issue while developing critical questioning techniques.

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A visual way of structuring an enquiry while supporting critical questioning.

Aims

  • Structure an enquiry exploring cause, effect and solutions
  • Support the development of critical questions around an issue

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