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  • in reply to: Module 1 – Introduction to Development Education #210073
    Laura O’Meara
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      Orla, I think it’s a great idea to look at organizing professional development to promote collaborative planning and create a bank of Development Education resources so that everyone within the school knows where to go to find resources to aid with the teaching around Global Citizenship.

      in reply to: Module 1 – Introduction to Development Education #210062
      Laura O’Meara
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        From reading through Ehigie’s 2021 paper ‘The Role of Global Citizens in Today’s World’ it is clear that although
        we have come a long way in relation to being Glabal citizens and understanding equality and social issues, however
        we still have a long way to go. It is essential that we are all aware of the importance of global issues such as poverty,
        inequality, hunger and political instabitiy and how these can impact our daily teaching and what the children infront of
        us are being exposed to on a daily basis. Given children an awareness of Development Education helps them become more
        empathetic towards the plights of others. This is something that we can look at doing with children of all ages as it’s
        important that all children regardless of age become aware of the needs of others in an age appropriate way. It is
        important that we teach children from an early age that regardless of our differences, we are all members of the same
        global family.

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