Как да станем добри граждани в училище - някои критични бележки за политиките, стандартите и програмите по гражданско образование
How to Become a Good Citizen at School - Some Critical Remarks on Civic Education Policies, Standards and Programs
Author(s): Irina KitovaSubject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Social Sciences, Education, Civil Society
Published by: ЮГОЗАПАДЕН УНИВЕРСИТЕТ »НЕОФИТ РИЛСКИ«
Keywords: school; education; interdisciplinarity; citizen; civic engagement
Summary/Abstract: The process of acquiring knowledge, skills, and competencies for full inclusion and active civic participation in the social, cultural, public, and economic life of a country should be a constant priority for all institutions, non-governmental organizations, professional associations, informal groups, and citizens. It is apparent that in order to be an autonomous and active citizen, it is not simply a matter of reaching adulthood or paying taxes. It is a process of adopting and sharing values, of awareness and a sense of belonging, of forming an attitude towards the world, and of cultural and national identity. Is it, however, sufficient that well-written directives, educational standards, curricula, and programs, and their formal implementation to enroot in a child or young person confidence in their own abilities, a realistic assessment of the value of their contribution to a community or society, and a sense of belonging, especially when, from kindergarten to university, there is a practical lack of consistent and decisive actions to create and multiply good practices for the real stimulation of civic activity? Civic education that doesn't consistently involve and engage children and young people is just a collection of well-intentioned ideas.
Journal: Годишник на катедра „Философски и политически науки“
- Issue Year: XIII/2023
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 7-17
- Page Count: 11
- Language: Bulgarian
