This is a reference for Emir Shevkiiev

Skepsis. Learning never ends

The training activity took place
in Kolin, Czechia
organised by CEFIG
03-11 of October, 2021
Reference person

Helena Leszczyńska

(Organiser)
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Aims & objectives

Aim for the project:
To increase critical thinking skills among youth leaders, youth workers and NGO activists and their stakeholders through learning about tools and methods to improve critical thinking and by creating tools and workshops which later would be used in local communities.
Objectives:
● To increase critical thinking skill among participants of TC and their stakeholders
● To improve quality of youth work in partner organisations
● To promote active citizenship and understanding of democratic processes through knowledge on critical thinking and media literacy
● To create 6 tools and workshops about critical thinking for youth workers which can later be applied to local communities
● To fight fakes, propaganda, prejudice, misinformation,etc.
● To develop new activities within the “Skepsis” movement to have better continuation and spreading of ideas about critical thinking

The training course was developed to increase the level of critical thinking and media literacy skills which are some of the most important skills today. For partners of this project was important to provide their members with knowledge and skills, which would be valuable when working with youth. This project was also done as a part of the international Skepsis movement which aims to promote critical thinking and media literacy.

Target group & international/intercultural composition of the group & team

Participants of the training course were youth workers, youth leaders and NGO activists from the following countries: Czechia, Poland, Spain, Italy, Romania, Lithuania, North Macedonia

Training methods used & main activities

During the training course, we used a variety of methods and approaches of NFE. Some are:
- Role-playing
- Teamwork
- Research and presentation
- Ice-breakers and energizers
- Team building
- Personal reflection
- Presenting ideas
- Gamifying learning processes via houses competition

Outcomes of the activity

Our main goal was to educate our participants about critical thinking and media literacy and provide them with tools to educate young people back at home. We think that we achieved these goals.
1. We educated 24 participants about basics of critical thinking and media literacy. When asked in the evaluation "Do you think that this Training course was useful for you and that you will use what you’ve learned back home?" 100% of participants responded "Yes"
2. Participants now understand how to deliver workshops about critical thinking or media literacy. When asked in the evaluation form "Do you think that you can make a workshop about critical thinking or media literacy now?" 75% answered "yes" and 25% answered "maybe"
3. Participants developed 6 workshops about media literacy and critical thinking and presented them in front of the group. These workshops are available here - https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1oAJz9m6KMNCvaM7HQS8j2DJ7TkdInNlu

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Your tasks and responsibilities within the team

To develop and deliver the educational part of the programme together with my colleague. To support participants' learning process. To coach them during the development of their workshops.

I worked on this training for 7 days as a full time trainer.

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