Toolbox — For Training and Youth Work
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Exercise
To train participants on understanding the priorities of YIA programme as inclusion, participation and citizenship.
1/”Model of the Super Citizen”: trainers select up to 4 participants to be models. They can not speak, only they can move when they will be asked to move. They can’t contribute anything during the exercise. The participants will be divided into up to 4 groups. Their task will be to discuss the competencies (Information/knowledge + Skills + Attitudes) of the “Super Citizen” and write down on post its and papers. They should decorate the “models” with the competencies of “Super Citizen” as fashion designers. – 45 min. (task explanation – 10 min., exercise itself 35 min.)
2/Groups present their ‘Super Citizens’ and the competences of the ‘Super Citizens’. – 45 min.
3/After the presentations, the “Models” can speak! They should answer for this question: “How did you feel during the exercise?”. Debriefing on exclusion – inclusion. – 15 min.
Afterwards the “Models” will take over the role of facilitators to discuss the question: How to guarantee “inclusion” in youth work? 30 min.
Presentation of concrete steps: 30 min.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/785
This tool is for
Any
and addresses
Social Inclusion, European Citizenship
Materials needed:
balloons, colourful papers, post its, scissors, pens, flipcharts, masking tape,etc.
Duration:
3 hours
The tool was created by
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The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Mara Arvai (on 5 December 2007)
and last modified
17 December 2008
Comments
Interesting. We have been using the exercise to draw an idal person. Having volunteers is more effective, especially when they on the end express their feelings and facilitate discussion
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