Soft versus Critical Global Citizenship Education
Soft versus Critical Global Citizenship Education
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软性与批判性全球公民教育
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2014
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V. Andreotti
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作者：
V. Andreotti
在为积极分子举办的“让贫困成为历史”(MPH)培训课程结束时，一位推动者进行了以下设想(摘自我的笔记)，以激励一群约30名年轻人撰写他们的行动计划。
想象一下一个巨大的舞厅。里面挤满了打着黑领带的人。他们都是名人。你还可以看到红地毯通向另一边的舞台。舞台上有纳尔逊·曼德拉。他拿着奖品。它是年度活动家奖。他叫你的名字。你走下那条走廊。每个人都在看着你。你穿的是什么？你感觉怎么样？想想你是如何做到这一点的：有多少人在你的请愿书上签名，你的朋友手腕上有多少白带，你带了多少人去爱丁堡。你和曼德拉握手。那是什么感觉？他把麦克风给了你。每个人都安静地等着你说话。他们尊重你。他们知道你做了什么。想想你给这次竞选活动带来的改变吧！想想你在非洲帮助过的所有人…
At the end of a ‘Make Poverty History7 (MPH) training session for activists, as an inspiration for a group of about 30 young people to write their action plans’, a facilitator conducts the following visualisation (reproduced from my notes):
Imagine a huge ball-room. It is full of people wearing black-tie. They are all celebrities. You also see a red carpet leading to a stage on the other side. On the stage there is Nelson Mandela. He is holding a prize. It is the activist of the year prize. He calls your name. You walk down that corridor. Everyone is looking at you. What are you wearing? How are you feeling? Think about how you got there: the number of people that have signed your petitions, the number of white bands on the wrists of your friends, the number of people you have taken to Edinburgh. You shake Mandela’s hands. How does that feel? He gives you the microphone. Everyone is quiet waiting for you to speak. They respect you. They know what you have done. Think about the difference you have made to this campaign! Think about all the people you have helped in Africa…