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What are they like?

Enhance your teaching with global citizenship values. Challenge stereotypes, promote diversity and empathy, and empower students to be responsible global citizens. Contact Veena Soni for tailored workshops.

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What are they like?

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  1. What are they like? Veena Soni Gateshead Ethnic Minority and Traveller Achievement Service

  2. Global citizenship • Not a national curriculum subject however relevant to every subject within it and at all key stages. • It enables teachers to deliver the values which are central to the National curriculum.

  3. Global citizen • Is aware of the wider world and has a sense of their own role as a world citizen • Respects and values diversity • Has an understanding of how the world works economically, politically, socially, culturally, technologically and environmentally

  4. Global citizen • Participates in and contributes to the community at a range of levels from the local to the global • Is willing to act to make the world a more equitable and sustainable place • Takes responsibility for their actions

  5. Local and global themes Theme - UnderstandingDiversity Designed to find out what extent pupils have preconceived ideas about characteristics based on race/ethnicity and gender

  6. Learning objectives • To challenge stereotypes of people and places and offer pupils a more balanced view • To encourage pupils to focus on the similarities between people and value the common humanity shared by us all • To encourage pupils to express their own opinions and value the opinions of others

  7. Learning objectives • To develop an understanding that people may be treated less fairly because of their race, gender, disability, sexuality, age and class • To develop in pupils a positive sense of their own identity, and a respect for the identity of others

  8. What you need • Photos of six children/young people- 3 boys and 3 girls

  9. What to do Look carefully at each of the photos and agree which word best describes each one and why?

  10. Evaluation • Analyse and interpret the results before and after you have developed links

  11. Contact Veena Soni Dryden Centre Evistones Rd Gateshead NE9 5UR Tel No 0191-4338692 E-mail veenasoni@gateshead.gov.uk

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