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An activity that can be adapted across Junior Cycle subjects that imagines the possibilities of another world and what that might look like.
This blog follows up Niffy Olamiju’s report on Decolonising Development Education. ‘The Method’ series has on pedagogies and methods in the teacher and trainer’s toolbox
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We’re off to Maynooth this morning to take part in Development Education Week – an annual week of activities, seminars and training sessions packaged together for student teachers completing the professional diploma in education (PDip or PDE) for teaching at post primary level in Ireland. Many people typically view DE
An activity that can be adapted across Junior Cycle subjects that looks at questions of supply and global demand of vaccines – and what would an ethical Covid-19 vaccine programme look like?
Team Planet is an active learning programme focused on the themes of environment and interdependence designed for use at individual class levels but also on a whole-school basis.
Curated content for: Post-Primary Jump to: Resources Features Blog Posts Infographics Resources More ‘Post Primary’ Resources Features Blog Posts May09 Workshop: A teachers’ guidebook to ‘greenwashing’ Author of the teacher’s guidebook, Rachel Elizabeth Kendrick, will lead a session on the 3 big ideas and teaching methods published as a 3-part
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As part of the Irish Development Education Association conference 2020, Joe Murray showcased how Afri adapted to Covid-19
Mary Teresa McBride of Changemakers presents their Black Lives Matter Bookless Book Club as part of a showcase of initiatives addressing inequality through Development Education
Who we are Fahma Mohamed, Integrate Bristol with the backing of UK newspaper The Guardian newspaper in the UK. What we did 17-year old Fahma Mohammad from Bristol, one of nine daughters in a Muslim Somali family who came to Britain when she was seven, had been working with a
Welcome to the rundown of the 20 most popular resources by visitors on developmenteducation.ie across 2020, based on downloads.
Follow the Human Rights Day 2020 live-blog for happenings and activities throughout the day during a time of unprecedented change during the first year of a Covid-19 world
A public project that invited the public to consider how a cocoon becomes a butterfly, creating art that expressed their hopes for the future of the world as we emerge from isolation under a global pandemic
How to take action on gender equality from the Irish Girl Guides movement – a girl guide’s perspective by Amy McAuley
How a group of artivists recycled election posters during election time to create new versions for display among the existing posters around Cork city
To raise awareness of the SDGs by creating an eye-catching, interactive piece of SDG-themed street art in Cork City.
To open a new space for positive community interactions in a creative way we invited the public to sit and try locally-foraged tea.
Highlighting the work of physiotherapists who live and work in the Global South – a photo exhibition by Emma McCarthy
As part of the Irish Development Education Association conference 2020, Donna McFeely showcased how Children in Crossfire have adapted to Covid-19
The winning blog entry for the 2019 Trinity College Dublin Development Issues Blog Series is Moya McDermott on the true cost of fast fashion indulgences and #influencers There is a new force of work fuelling rapid consumerism on a massive scale – social media. According to a study from 2018,
As part of the Irish Development Education Association conference 2020, Jessica Sargeant showcased how GOAL has adapted its edication work to Covid-19
No Poverty – Educational resource for teachers and facilitators features information, statistics and activities to address the issue of poverty in the world. Activities introduce the concept of needs, wants as well as the impact of poverty on the lives of people globally. Key learning outcomes: Know what poverty is
As part of the Irish Development Education Association virtual conference 2020, Ashley Westpheling was invited to showcase the work of Plan International, Ireland and how they have adapted and responded in the midst of the Covid 19 pandemic. Who We Are Ashley Westpheling, Plan International Ireland What We Did and
In November 2015, students from Mount Temple School in Dublin joined with peace and Justice group, Afri to send a powerful message to world leaders ahead of the 2015 Climate Conference in Paris (COP21)
COVID-19 Exploring the fault lines of a global pandemic Photo: ‘Coronavirus’ by Daniel Foster via Flickr. License CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 A dashboard of tools, resources, ideas and stories. Updated: March 7, 2023 Good finds online What we’re reading, watching and listening to Video Young people from 18 countries in 6
As part of the Irish Development Education Association conference 2020, David Nyaluke showcased how Proudly Made in Africa have adapted to Covid-19
A video showing an animal being roasted on a spit has brought vitriolic racist hate online, with commenters claiming it shows African migrants in Ireland roasting a dog. But the animal in the video is a pig. A fact check by Mary Alexander.
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