Learning to Live Together. Ethics Education for Children

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Learning to Live Together Ethics Education for Children

Learning to Live Together Ethics Education for Children 1 2 3 4 5 6 Arigatou International Ethics Education for Children Ethics Education Framework Learning to Live Together Programme Learning to Live Together Implementation Considerations

Arigatou International All for Children Works for the rights and wellbeing of children Brings people from all walks of life together

Arigatou International All for Children Offices in Geneva, New York and Nairobi Headquarters in Tokyo

Learning to Live Together Ethics Education for Children 1 2 3 4 5 6 Arigatou International Ethics Education for Children Ethics Education Framework Learning to Live Togehter Learning to Live Together Implementation Considerations

Ethics Education for Children Children learn to live in solidarity with people of different religions, cultures, and ethnicity; are empowered to make ethical decisions, nurture their spirituality; and to enhance their innate ability to make positive contributions to transform their communities based on values that promote respect for their own culture and beliefs and for those of others.

Learning to Live Together Ethics Education for Children 1 2 3 4 5 6 Arigatou International Ethics Education for Children Ethics Education Framework Learning to Live Togehter Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation Considerations

Ethics Education Framework Child-centred Approach Spirituality Interfaith and Intercultural Learning Ethics and values

Ethics Ubuntu I am because you are Fundamental reflection No dogmas How one chooses to relate to one self and others to earth and what sustains it Questioning Open mind and spirit Interconnectedness Ethical demands Human Dignity

Ethics

Ethics Education Approach Collective Actions Role-modelling Interconnectedness Learning Environments - Participatory and Collaborative Learning - Safe Learning Environments - Context-sensitivity Transformations - Imagination - Critical thinking - Conscientization - Self-driven Learning

Learning to Live Together Ethics Education for Children 1 2 3 4 5 6 Arigatou International Ethics Education for Children Ethics Education Framework Learning to Live Together Learning to Live Together Implementation Considerations

Learning to Live Together An Intercultural and Interfaith Programme for Ethics Education Flagship program to nurture values in children to learn live together with others

Learning to Live Together An Intercultural and Interfaith Programme for Ethics Education An intercultural and interfaith framework for ethics education for children A pedagogical approach to learning An educational manual with tools and resources for educators Developed through global grassroot consultations

Learning to Live Together An Intercultural and Interfaith Programme for Ethics Education Trained more than 3,000 facilitators and 52 trainers in 30 countries Translated to 13 languages and going Reached over 150,000 children and youth

Learning to Live Together An Intercultural and Interfaith Programme for Ethics Education In collaboration with partner institutions: Ministries of Education Ministries of Social Affairs Schools Religious communities Civil society organizations

Learning to Live Together An Intercultural and Interfaith Programme for Ethics Education

Learning to Live Together An Intercultural and Interfaith Programme for Ethics Education Learning to Live Together has become a model for values-based education to address issues of violence in schools and communities, has helped address a wide range of themes, including prevention of violence, racism, discrimination or exclusion; and empower children and youth to work collaboratively with others.

Learning to Live Together Ethics Education for Children 1 2 3 4 5 6 Arigatou International Ethics Education for Children Ethics Education Framework Learning to Live Together Learning to Live Together Implementation Considerations

REPUBLIC OF KENYA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY State Department of Education LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN KENYA MAKING INROADS IN FORMAL EDUCATION In areas affected by tribal issues Influencing National Curriculum Development and policies The experiential aspect of the training is an added value of the workshop. We could feel the long lasting effect of lessons learnt, the ownership, and internalization of the new knowledge. Teacher from Tana River

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN KENYA MAKING INROADS IN FORMAL EDUCATION

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN KENYA MAKING INROADS IN FORMAL EDUCATION The trained teachers showed: increased knowledge and skills for actively engaging children using participatory and interactive methodologies an increased understanding of their context and reality, and how they affect schools and children better internalization of concepts and values and how to translate them into their teaching practices to be better equipped to create safe learning spaces to promote collaboration and interaction among children

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN KENYA MAKING INROADS IN FORMAL EDUCATION After the implementation, students showed: Better relations among pupils and increased empathy among those belonging to different ethnic and religious groups Increased critical thinking and argumentation skills Increased capacity to work collaboratively with others across gender and ethnic divides Perceived decrease in violent behaviours and increased capacity to deal with conflicts

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN KENYA MAKING INROADS IN FORMAL EDUCATION Supporting curriculum reform Training of Curriculum Developers Technical advice to the development of a Values-Based Education Framework Dialogues to support values-based education, mentoring, Global Citizenship policies

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN ROMANIA ADDRESSING VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS Systematic implementation in schools, in collaboration with NGOs and UNESCO National Commission, to address issues of discrimination, lack of mutual understanding and respect, bullying and violence.

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN ROMANIA ADDRESSING VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS Trained 1,300 facilitators Reached more than 3,000 children in 28 schools LTLT Training Program accredited by the Ministry of Education

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN INDONESIA FOSTERING MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING & RESPECT Arigatou International Geneva has been collaborating with the Indonesia National Commission for UNESCO to implement the Learning to Live Together Programme widely in Indonesia.

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN INDONESIA FOSTERING MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING & RESPECT Reached more than 1,000 students in 30 schools Training of teachers in pre-primary, primary and secondary school Translation of the LTLT manual into Bahasa

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN INDONESIA FOSTERING MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING & RESPECT

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN TANZANIA EMPOWERING YOUNG PEOPLE The GNRC Peace Clubs bring together children and youth from different cultural and religious backgrounds to enable mutual understanding and build a culture of peace in Tanzania.

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN TANZANIA EMPOWERING YOUNG PEOPLE To date, 72 Peace Clubs have been established in the country The Learning to Live Together Programme strengthens Peace Club activities through content to address 21st century skills and global citizenship Empowers youth and fosters peer to peer learning

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN TANZANIA EMPOWERING YOUNG PEOPLE Training of young facilitators who lead activities and programs The LTLT Programme is implemented in groups of 25 to 35 participants 60 minutes sessions within curricular activities Systematically implemented in 15 Peace Clubs for periods of 6 to 12 months

LEARNING TO LIVE TOGETHER IN TANZANIA EMPOWERING YOUNG PEOPLE 15 GNRC Peace Clubs are systematically implementing the LTLT Programme Reached more than 500 children and youth 43 new peace clubs in 5 regions were established by youth after LTLT Training

TEACHER TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT FOR PEACE-BUILDING IN THE HORN OF AFRICA Collaboration with the UNESCO International Institute for Capacity Building in Africa. Technical support to the development of a Teachers Guide on Transformative Pedagogy for Peacebuilding to mainstream elements of ethics education and its pedagogical approach. Training at least 8,000 teachers in Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, and Uganda.

Learning to Live Together INTERNAL MONITORING AND EVALUATION OUTCOMES 1 2 Increased capacity to manage their emotions and respond positively to issues that affect them and their communities; Stronger critical thinking and reflection about their relations with others and causes of conflicts and injustices;

Learning to Live Together INTERNAL MONITORING AND EVALUATION OUTCOMES 3 4 Increased knowledge and appreciation of their differences and similarities; Increased empathy and respectful relations among those belonging to different ethnic religious or socioeconomic groups;

Learning to Live Together INTERNAL MONITORING AND EVALUATION OUTCOMES 5 6 Enhanced capacity to work collaboratively with others across ethnic, gender and religious divides and propose solutions to issues that affect them; Perceived decrease in violent behaviours and increased capacity to deal with conflicts.

Learning to Live Together Ethics Education for Children 1 2 3 4 5 6 Arigatou International Ethics Education for Children Ethics Education Framework Learning to Live Together Learning to Live Together Implementation Considerations

We provide a compelling and clear framework that ensures the transformative learning of the teachers, empowering them to internalize ethical values and apply them in the classroom through role modelling, practical methodologies and sensitivity to the context.

Ethics Education places the teacher at the heart of the process as she/he creates the spaces in the classroom to dialogue, embraces diversity and allows for questioning and the development of critical thinking.

The Ethics Education Framework is a positive approach towards addressing root causes of inequalities, conflicts and violence; a golden thread that can cut across the curriculum and through different subjects.

Ethics Education is an avenue to connect curriculum, co-curricular learning and hidden curriculum towards Learning to Live Together; it supports bringing the local context in to the classroom and engaging with local community through sensitive approaches.

Arigatou! Thank you! Maria Lucia Uribe Director Arigatou International Geneva ethicseducationforchildren.org geneva@arigatouinternational.org @ArigatouGenev a Ethics Education for Children - Arigatou International