How do you talk to children about climate change without sparking fear, but instead fostering inspiration? In six Bulgarian schools, teachers working with the GET project set out to show that even the most complex global issues can become meaningful, empowering and deeply personal for young learners.
Global Citizenship Education (GCE) carries a powerful message of hope, especially in a time marked by global uncertainty. Discover how the Irish GET team is actively working to ensure that GCE becomes a core element of teachers’ professional identity and their role in the world.
Among the activities carried out by our project in Italy there is an innovative adaptation of the theory of social norms change to the Italian context. This approach works on individuals’ deep awareness by uncovering the invisible dynamics that shape behaviors and legitimize gender inequalities and violence.
Starting today, the recordings of the multi-stakeholder seminar “It’s Global Education Time: Sharing GCE Policy, Research and Practice” are available on our brand new YouTube channel. Subscribe to the channel to access all sessions and future video content.
GET Spain has recently met the students of the Master’s Degree in Secondary Education Teaching at the University of Navarra took part in a session dedicated to Global Citizenship Education. The training explored the lines of action that our project is developing in European schools and how these initiatives can be integrated into teaching practice.
