What does Global Citizenship Education look like in an ASN classroom?
Two teachers share how they explored global issues with their pupils, from challenging perceptions of African countries to investigating overfishing. Teachers have a lot to
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Two teachers share how they explored global issues with their pupils, from challenging perceptions of African countries to investigating overfishing. Teachers have a lot to
Dunard Primary pupils brought children’s rights to life by exploring how childhood has changed over 125 years, comparing Victorian experiences with today’s Rights Respecting School to better understand why the UNCRC matters.
Katie D’Souza, award winning Anti-Racist Educator from Inverkip Primary and Nursery Class in Inverclyde describes how her class worked in partnership with their local museum, The Watt Institution, to explore untold stories of our colonial past.
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