Exploring the impact a school partnership can have on the school community in challenging stereotypical images
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Type | Report |
ISBN | 9781739651428 |
information source | ERIC |
Author | Cook, Stewart. |
Pages | 41 p. |
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Connecting Classrooms through Global Learning Practitioner Research: Practitioner Research Fund Paper 12
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Publisher |
London: Development Education Research Centre، 2022
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Publisher address |
UCL Institute of Education, 33 Bedford Place. London WC1B 5JU. UK. Development Education Research Centre. . uclpresspublishing@ucl.ac.uk. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ioe/departments-and-centres/centres/development-education-research-centre.
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ERIC document no. | ED622656 |
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Descriptors | Global education - Children - Parents - Stereotypes - Culture - Critical thinking - Thinking skills - Intercultural communication - Partnerships in education - Middle East - Beirut (Lebanon) |
Language of document | English |
Country | United Kingdom |
This research project aims to evaluate the impact that a British Council Connecting Classrooms through Global Learning project had on the children and parents' stereotypical views and images of the Middle East. This study focuses on a largely monocultural school in rural Lincolnshire and a large, diverse school in the centre of Beirut, Lebanon. It begins by identifying the children and parents' initial perceptions and views of the Middle East. After a series of small-scale projects to widen children's knowledge of the area, pupils and parents' perceptions are collected again, using the same method. These results are then analysed and compared to see if the project can impact on the stereotypical views of the parents and pupils. (As Provided)
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