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Toolkit for Intergenerational Dialogue and Learning
Grandpa Tell Me More was a KA2 Transnational Youth Initiative. During seven months, partners developed seven sessions on the topic of intergenerational dialogue and learning. This toolkit is the collection of methodologies used in each country.
Aims of the tool
The aim of the tool is to compile methodologies that can be used for activities of intergenerational dialogue.
Thus, organizations working on the topic can use or adapt them, accordingly with their context.
Description of the tool
The toolkit for intergenerational dialogue and learning is part of a KA2 Erasmus+ project called Grandpa Tell me More (http://psientifica.org/grandpatellmemore/).
During seven months, partners developed sessions between youngsters and elderly, giving them the possibility to access their need and do something about it.
The tool has the methodologies implemented in each partner country (Portugal, Italy, United Kingdom and Lithuania) written in the country language and English.
This project was supported and funded by National Agency Erasmus+ Juventude em Ação.
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/2221
This tool is for
Young people (13 - 30) Youth workers
and addresses
Social Inclusion, Group Dynamics, Youth Initiatives, Intercultural Learning
It is recommended for use in:
Transnational Youth Initiatives
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
Psientífica
in the context of
Grandpa Tell me More
The tool has been experimented in
Local sessions
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Psientifica Psientífica (on 29 August 2018)
and last modified
23 January 2018
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