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 In
order to encourage Citizenship to be embedded
in Geography, a series of ideas, information,
materials and case studies are developed to
illustrate how teachers might teach about
the geographical diversity of Europe and the
regions, the cultures and systems in place
and the institutions concerned. Teaching
European citizenship is about establishing
a curriculum that will encourage an awareness
of: the geographical diversity of Europe and
its regions. In particular with its natural,
social and economic features, the political
and social structures in Europe, the forces
that shaped Europe and the patterns of development
and characteristic features of European culture
in its unity and diversity. What
is Citizenship provides some ideas and
information as well as a discussion area on
aspects of citizenship education in Europe.
You can also find out more about citizenship
by viewing
this presentation (ppt). |
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 Interactive
Handbook
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In
the Teaching Citizenship section
a ‘Teachers Handbook’ is available to help guide you through
teaching citizenship through Geography,
therefore giving you a guided experience.
Within the teachers Handbook a number
of topics are further developed as case
studies, providing additional ideas
and useful Web sites which are gathered
for you to use within the classroom.
Please feel free to complete our evaluation
form and let us know what is your
favourite site or to add your Case Study. |
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Citizenship
materials can take many forms online,
teachers can use Teaching Resources
on the Euro.Geo Web site to
search for and enrich the Geography
curriculum with lesson
materials and online
information on the European Dimension.
These materials were prepared by exploring
a large number of external Web sites,
which were validated and evaluated by
European teachers during the course
of the project. The links were then
classified in terms of their use. All
the links were confirmed as operational
in May 2004 and the database made operational
in June.. |
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