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  • in reply to: Share your reflections about transformative pedagogy #102777
    Gabriela
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    This course reminded me how important it is to involve young people in community activities and empower them to become promoters of human rights and to play an active role in various areas of interest.I developed the Learning to Live Together program in my school and it had a strong impact on my students who understood the importance of accepting diversity.

    Gabriela
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    For several years we carried out volunteer activities that involved collaboration between students in mainstream schools and students with special educational needs. Thus, the project highlighted people with different needs and made us understand that we must respect each other, to understand the needs of others. The activities were successful, giving students the opportunity to become aware of their strengths and weaknesses and to want to become better.

    in reply to: How can you adapt this to your own reality? #102771
    Gabriela
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    Tamara’s activity during the pandemic was voluntary, mobilized the community she belonged to and had a strong impact not only locally but internationally through radio broadcasting. The collaboration between adults and children has led to a positive thing.
    I think it is important to explain to the children what activities they want to carry out, to give them all the information and for their involvement to be voluntary and relevant for their evolution.

    in reply to: Child participation from your experience #102770
    Gabriela
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    From personal experience I have found that children enjoy engaging in activities that enhance their knowledge and skills. it is not only their right, but it is our duty, as adults, to create safe environments for them to express their opinions and to be taken into account.
    I carried out volunteer activities in which the students were active members.

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