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Title: Promoting a culture of CITIZENSHIP


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Promoting a culture of CITIZENSHIP
Citizenship often implies working towards the
betterment of one's community through
participation, volunteer work, and efforts to
improve life for all citizens.
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Promoting a culture of citizenship
  • Pupils as citizens
  • Teachers as citizens
  • Schools as citizens

3
What are young peoples citizens of?
  • Bebo http//Doogs.bebo.com
  • Voluntary
  • Time commitment
  • Sharing skills
  • Communicating
  • Connected community

4
What are teachers citizens of?
  • Citizens of their own communities?
  • Global citizens?
  • Citizens of the school?
  • Citizens of the profession?
  • Citizens of the local authority?
  • Citizens of the country?
  • Citizens of?

5
Teachers as citizens of East Lothian
  • Exc-el
  • www.exc-el.org.uk
  • Opening doors
  • Challenging power structures
  • Awareness of other perspectives
  • Developing a conversation
  • Engagement

6
Citizenship through engagement
  • Is it possible to promote citizenship without the
    person feeling an engagement (attachment)
    with/to the community?
  • DEFINITION
  • Citizenship often implies working towards the
    betterment of one's community through
    participation, volunteer work, and efforts to
    improve life for all citizens.
  • NO!!!!!

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Engagement through empowerment
  • Do I have a voice?
  • Is anybody listening?
  • Have I been empowered?
  • Do I feel something for my community?
  • Do have some ownership for whats going on?
  • SELS/blogs/curriculum for excellence?

8
Vehicles for citizenship
  • Battlefields
  • BBQ
  • John Muirs Footsteps
  • Sport
  • Performing arts
  • Social events
  • Assemblies
  • Play
  • Outdoor education
  • Competitions
  • Uniform

9
Citizenship in historical context
  • Traditions
  • Long term attachment
  • Examples of other citizens
  • Awareness of our community
  • Role models

10
Schools as citizens
  • Clubs should serve the community, not the
    community serve the club
  • Brooks Mileson - Gretna FC
  • Should it be the same for schools?
  • Does school membership of the community stop at
    the school gates?

11
Transferable citizenship
  • Is citizenship transferable?
  • How do we develop citizenship as a transferable
    aptitude?

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Citizenship for all
  • How easy is it for a pupil who comes from a
    disadvantaged background to feel the same about
    his community as another person who has a more
    supportive home environment - in all the forms
    that that support might come?
  • Engagement is the key
  • Curriculum for excellence
  • Personalisation

13
Citizenship for All
  • UNCONDITIONAL
  • POSITIVE
  • REGARD

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Cycle of citizenship
Unconditional Positive Regard
Trusted
Volunteer
Citizenship
Opportunities
Engaged
Belonging
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