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Empowerment is a process of raising social, spiritual, economic, and political capacities of individuals or communities. It is also means for facilitators, encouraging people to engage in decision-making so that they increase their rights and have a real impact on their societies, places of work, and homes. | Empowerment is a process of raising social, spiritual, economic, and political capacities of individuals or communities. It is also means for facilitators, encouraging people to engage in decision-making so that they increase their rights and have a real impact on their societies, places of work, and homes. | ||
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Revision as of 15:02, 16 November 2015
Contents
Better Learning, Innovative Teaching
How to inspire personal, professional and societal development? In this toolbox you find a collection of well-tried innovative approaches and methods for trainers, teachers, facilitators and all who shape empowerment processes. The aim is to enhance quality and add inspiration and authenticity for qualitative better learning. Our tools and methods are approved and checked.
What's Inside?
Empowerment
Empowerment is a process of raising social, spiritual, economic, and political capacities of individuals or communities. It is also means for facilitators, encouraging people to engage in decision-making so that they increase their rights and have a real impact on their societies, places of work, and homes.
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The (new) Role of Facilitators
Following a competency-centered empowerment concept facilitators are challenged. One the one hand this section is about the attitude towards learning and their particiopants/students. On the other hand it is about specific methods and tools for management and moderation of empowering learning processes.
- More: The Facilitator
Design and Concept
Facilitators face the challenge to balance between a lot of different goals. We introduce planning and design tools, that help facilitators to implement targeted, participative and efficient education formats.
- More: Design and Concept
Specific Methods and Approaches
The toolbox offers a collection of methods and approaches. From standards may be applied in any learning event to methodology for specific topical fields.
@ Onur Great! TanksI think, we should define some box-format: Examples, introduction texts,... )
I do not use mediawiki syntax like you do, cause it makes more complicated and unuseful for such cases.
@Onur: Then we should document the syntax for basic things (tables, standard boxes, pictures in advance before the training!
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The best pics from the new handbook "How to shape my environment according to my needs - sofa workshop"
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Featured Material
From our partners. ARE THERE PDFs AS WELL? OR DO WE HAVE TO MAKE FROM PDFs SCREENSHOTS?
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Video TryOut
Content List Try Out
- Theory
- Project Type
- Project description
- Planning events and trainings - goals, topic, method
- Theory of Change
- Dissemination & Exploitation of Results
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What's New in Toolbox?
Diversity ABC
A well-wrought plan[1] helps you to achieve your goals safely and as directly as possible. It is also the starting point for controlling and monitoring your activities. Projects are a good framework for gaining experience, making a societal impact, building networks, and putting democratic or idealistic principles into practice. The minimum criteria for such projects are that they relate to a thematic issue, second that they are focused on clear goals and impacts
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