[Rachel Jackson]

Developmental education is a method of teaching aiming to promote critical thinking, empathy, knowledge and comprehension of global issues, and active engagement in tackling global challenges. It covers topics including global citizenship, human rights, sustainable development, social justice, and intercultural understanding, enabling students to behave responsibly and make educated decisions for a more equitable and sustainable society. Including global themes into all subject areas, utilising interactive teaching strategies like debates and project-based learning, and making use of multimedia resources are all part of integrating development education into the classroom. I would incorporate development education into different subject areas across the curriculum by providing children with opportunities to explore children’s rights worldwide. This approach allows students to debate and expand their knowledge of global goals, fostering empathy and understanding for children whose rights are not being met. This approach not only broadens students’ perspectives but also cultivates critical thinking, empathy, and a sense of active citizenship, preparing them to contribute positively to society.

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