Project - Young learners Embrace Social Inclusion and Social Involvement
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25746/ruiips.v8.i4.21992Keywords:
children's rights, democracy, equity, inclusion, responsible citizenshipAbstract
The "Young learners Embrace Social Inclusion and Social Involvement" (YESI) project is meant to teach pupils aged 6 to 11 about human rights and children's rights, to be open-minded, to value all people regardless of the differences and to get the initial skills of being active members of the communities they live in. The project will design a Teacher's Toolkit aimed at supporting primary school teachers and will comprise a Handbook (a step-by-step guide leading the teachers through 36 training sessions) and a Digital Tool (a collection of supporting multimedia resources specially designed for the project).The training methodology is based on non-formal educational approaches. Teachers and pupils will provide feedback which will be considered for upgrading the Teacher's Toolkit within the project life cycle. The project outputs have a good potential for sustainable use after the end of the project through the planned Erasmus+ KA1 training course and eTwinning projects.
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