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Meeting 2-3 ICEBREAKING CONCEPTS AND IDEAS
ACTIVITY SHEET – CIVIC AND CITIZENSHIP TRAINING –
NON FORMAL EDUCATION AND ARTISTIC CONTENT
THEME: 7. DEVELOPING SOCIAL VALUES THROUGH WORKSHOP PLAN: 2-3. ICEBREAKING AND WARMUP: TRUST, CONCEPTS AND IDEAS Objectives:
Develop critical and creative thinking;
Link social and civic competences to daily life and to other topics such as environment, human rights, discrimination and politics;
Develop teachers competences on social media;
Raise students awareness against the use of strong words or abuse;
Raise students awareness of the “digital identity” and social literacy;
Identify abuse.
Duration:
2 meetings X 60 min/one
Skills and knowledge acquired:
Increasing self- and other-confidence;
Reduce social inhibitions among group members
Awareness on social and civic competences increased;
Awareness on media and digital literacy increased;
Creation of a common language
Creative and critical thinking developed;
Develop listening skills
Materials needed:
Colors, white papers;
A big room is required;
Chairs;
Jar and glitter;
Post-it.
Suggested facilitation method: Meeting 1:
PULSES: A game to get in tune with each other and find harmony in the group (5min)
COLOMBIAN HYPNOSIS: It helps to keep the focus on the other by identifying with the other body. (10min)
THE WALL OF THOUGHTS - BRAINSTORMING: (10 min) You write the words of social and cyberbullying on post-it notes and stick them on the wall. The kids, one for each, have to say the things that come to their mind.
WHY NOT? (5+10 min) The exercise leads participants to decide what to share about themselves.
ALGORITHM (15 min) we continue to learn about the features of the virtual environment...
CONCLUSION (5 min):
Meeting 2:
THE RED LINE (10 min) sharing experiences to get to know each other more and break the ice.
SHARING YOUR STORY: watching a video (3:30 min)
EMOJI: (10 min) Using emoji to express yourself and see how true others perceive you to be
AVATAR OF WORDS: Identity and relationship building (30 min)
CONCLUSION (5 min)
Possible variant: You can use cases that you have previously "prepared" in case you run out of inspiration.