The Rights Hero is an Erasmus+ KA2 project aiming to promote and increase knowledge on the children's rights, especially through national school systems, by suggesting effective and fun ways to bring up the discussion in the classrooms.
The international webinar, facilitated by the dedicated implementation team of the project, aimed to raise awareness about the Convention of the Rights of the Child. The focal point of the webinar was the innovative electronic game developed by children and experts as part of the program. This game revolves around children's rights and is designed for implementation in classrooms, by teachers, educators, and youth workers, catering to children aged 9-14.
For those who missed the live session or wish to revisit the content, the webinar recording, along with the video game and project manual, are now available.
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Implementing Activities with the Materials:
We encourage all participants to leverage the insights gained from the webinar and actively implement the electronic game in their educational settings until the end of December. The project manual provides comprehensive guidance on how to seamlessly integrate the game into classrooms and events.
Based on the educational game and 1 (or more) educational scenarios from the manual, each participant is encouraged to organize an activity with young people (9-14 years old) until the end of December 2023. These are the steps of organizing the activity:
- Participants fill in the initial survey - ACCESS HERE
- The activity is organized (playing the game + 1 or more educational scenarios from the manual)
- Participants fill in the final survey - ACCESS HERE
- Teachers fill in the reporting form - ACCESS HERE
Education is a powerful tool for change, and your commitment to promoting children's rights through innovative methods is commendable. We hope the recorded webinar and accompanying materials inspire you to create impactful learning experiences for your students!