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Future Friendly Schools - Global Citizenship

What makes a Future Friendly School? Through this participatory process, you will help to identify and prioritize the most relevant indicators for certification across our three focus areas of environmental stewardship, student voice, and global citizenship. We appreciate your participation and look forward to your insights! This page is for voting, commenting on, and suggesting new indicators in the area of global citizenship. You can switch to the other certification indicators through the links in the header. If you’re interested in partnership or participating as a founding school in the program, contact us at education@takingitglobal.org!

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  1. Hiv/Aids Should be included into all schools curriculum especially In Secondary schools among teens.most private schools do not educate and.

    Hiv /Aids should be included into all schools curriculum especially In Secondary schools among teens.most private schools do not educate and enlighten der teens in secondary school on these issues because they shy away from it and don't tend to see its importance as parents don't subscribe to their kids being taught on ****** reproductive health issues and Hiv/Aids. Reproductive health care and Hiv/Aids and life building skills should be made a compulsory subject in all schools both primary and secondary

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  2. Student Voice is the impetus for tackling environmental and global issues

    Student Voice must be the medium through which students from schools around the world tackle real world issues around environmental, political, and social issues pertaining to global citizenship. In the future, kids should collaborate and problem solve to come up with solutions to problems about which we oftentimes don't bother to ask them, but that affect them.

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  3. Online Connectivity between all schools of FFS.

    My idea is very simple, As we can connect all the school through online connectivity, TIG can work on a common software which will help us to exchange the resources of each schools with the others...around the Globe.

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  4. Invest locally.

    Think locally act globally. City schools collaborate with rural schools to improve education for all through a mentorship programme.

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  5. 18 votes
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  6. Use of corporal punishment like caning in schools should be stopped because it discourages peacefull learning environment.

    There is alot of corporal punishment in schools especially primary in developing world where caning,digging etc is a form of punishment.This should stop.

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  7. Diversity, understanding, and support for various students over the world.

    A good school that can achieve the goals as a global citizen's school is a school that support the diverse of the students at school, providing them a good environment for study and interact to each other so that it will create the understanding between each other. Scholarship for foreign exchange student is also important in gathering various student from all over the world.

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  8. http://www.h2g2.com/entry/A54905718

    MUTUAL *********** WITH HISTORY
    A NATIONAL RETREAT TO ENTER THE LIFE
    OF OUR COLLECTIVE DESTINY

    History is generally understood by young people, as this boring academic chore required of them by the education system.
    The intent and purpose of the curriculum in teaching history, is to cultivate the relevancy of the past to the present, thereby preparing students in what provides them with the awareness of continuity.
    Because of such a low level of interest for history among students, a new approach could be tried. Instead of academically bringing the past to the present, why not equip each student with…

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  9. Learning more about Africa through African students

    There are many students around the world who don't know the true story about Africa. Thou their teachers teach them about Africa, they are still confused about the negative information the media gives about Africa. Having direct collaboration school programs with African schools through emails, penpals, social media, photos and Skype will let global students learn more about themselves and their culture thus learning the real truth.

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  10. International community service clubs for students, inspired to use their knowledge, innovation ideas and desire to make better changes.

    It can be volunteer clubs of engineer and science students, who will focus for examle on using their skills for helping find solution on water issues in Somalia, India and Pakistan. At the same time that club may cooperate with students, who are more focused on arts and media. Now these students might come up with ideas how to get more social attention to the issues, that need help and assistant, by something they know very good: using creative ads, art or even social network. There can be found different areas where a student can express himself, develop what he…

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  11. 2 votes
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  12. inclusion of therapist and or pschological counsellors.

    guidance and counseling.In most cases schools are free especially in primary and secondary but the provision of mental health is seen mostly in my country as luxury without knowing its all in the state of mind better performance and understanding self otherwise its like

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  13. Environmental Sustainability and Fostering a Connection to the Environment

    Future friendly schools should operate as environmentally-friendly places of discovery. Schools should follow the three "R"s as strictly as possible-- reduce, reuse, and recycle.
    Students should be encouraged to form a close relationship with their natural environment. This provides young people with a sense of purpose, place, and stability, and helps them understand why it is so important to care for nature. Connections with nature have also been shown to increase mental health and improve performance in school.
    Environmental education should also be included in the curriculum so that students can properly understand the issues facing our world.

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  14. 3 votes
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  15. Allow students to develop as worldwide citizens of Earth

    Schools and colleges should offer courses and classes that allow students to gain a better understanding of themselves in the world. This would include - language classes of global languages not just the "traditional" languages - they could learn languages such as Arabic, Mandarin, Swahili, Hindi etc.
    World politics and development could be included so that students understand political systems in the world and what people's lives are like in other countries.
    Learn about their own rights and help them to recognise where there and other people's rights are being eroded and what they can do to try and stop…

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  16. Creation of global online and offline education materials for rural poor communities

    Basic reading and writing skills is the key to every education, no matter the class or age group, this should be accessible and affordable to all. To globalize education this is the basic concept that must be adopted by both government and non-government institutions, to brake the chain of poverty resource and materials must be provided for this basic skills to be acquired, especially in rural poor communities.
    Literacy is not a luxury, illiteracy is a sickness

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  17. Engaging students in activities that enhance their 21st centuryskills

    Students of today are technology driven and schools ought to engage them with skills of global competence. At Gayaza High School Uganda girls are exposed to many skills raging from digital content development, visual content development, collaboration projects with students outside Uganda entrepreneurship skills etc.

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  18. No discrimination based on religion, tribe, *** or social background

    Some schools that are in certai regions, or based on particular religious beliefs tend to disciminate those people that dont belong to them. This should be rectified in an ideal future school

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  19. 36 votes
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  20. "Education for self-reliance"I think this will be helpful in eradicating unemployment problem and reduce rate of dependents.

    Education should focus much on building student's creativities on solving existing problems facing society both in theory and practical.I always feels pains to see science students get access of laboratory while those who take arts subjects lacks ,the teachers should tells students particular art students where is their laboratory and of-course it is the community.

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