[PDF] Top 20 Citizenship: young people's perspectives

... A major concern to children of all ages was litter – of all s o rts. Simple litter on the streets, such as sweet and cigare t t e wrappings, was disliked, and linked to shortages of litter bins. Rubbish was ... See full document

... that young patients are part of a familiar/personal network that should be integrated rather than replaced by the clinical network (physicians and health ... See full document

... The school’s headteacher is a champion for citizenship education, and puts particular emphasis on the experiential and implicit teaching of citizenship. Over the past two years, the school council has been ... See full document

... a young writer/actor/director, joined the group and began work on a performance of Cold World (based on a script by Vanessa Walters) with a group of young Londoners (aged between 18-25) who are mostly from ... See full document

... of citizenship (Isin ...’ s 1992 classic observations) where citizenship is in the main understood narrowly as rights and obligations with respect to a state, citizenship can be understood as ... See full document

... of young people and citizenship, the second section will focus on some of the ways in which dominant understandings of participation differ between these different ...the citizenship-based ... See full document

... see people and do things that we’re doing stuff outside as well’ (Y8M5), ‘I think they’re really good at encouraging and supporting young students to do what they want to do’ (Y8F6) and ‘Yeah the PE ... See full document

... in young people with learning ...to people with such ...learning-disabled young people’s mental ...15 young people; and uncertainty regarding the reliability of the ... See full document

... The microsystem: the inner ring involves the child’s direct interactions with the important people. These include the mother, father, siblings, grandparents, friends, teachers and anyone in close relationship with ... See full document

... influence young peoples’ use or non-use of ...respect young people’s choices, thereby deny- ing them access to ...when young people below the Ugandan age of consent (18 years) sought ... See full document

... language and culture of their parents. In fact, many have the opportunity to visit their parents’ homelands and thereby reinforce the influence of the culture, language, and family ties. Yet, they form their identities ... See full document

... how people were behaving within diverse contexts, and how this could be creatively supported through new design proposals to increase connection and well being within their ... See full document

... influenced young people’s perception s of, and their preferences regarding, the role of parents and ...the young people able to express themselves most clearly, the involvement of others in ... See full document

... model, young people are assumed to be problematic and in need of ...vilify young people by exaggerating negative traits and assuming they are deficient and require ‘fixing’, potentially ... See full document

... to citizenship education in schools has meant a necessary concentration on the attitudes and actions of school leaders and teachers rather than on those of ...the citizenship education initiative’ (Kerr and ... See full document

... on young people and knife carriage in Victoria have begun to draw on local data and theory-building in attempting to describe causes and other factors influencing the rise in weapons carriage amongst ... See full document

... that citizenship education in Australian schools was at best only marginally successful, judged on the basis of students’ lack of knowledge of political and electoral matters in their final year of high ...380,000 ... See full document

... participatory citizenship in ...undocumented young people and their families refused to be invisible but rather take actions against exclusionary practices and enact transformation in the way they ... See full document

... In order to solve the problems that exist in the People’s Repub- lic of China about OP, we proposed a number of suggestions, as follows: first, continue to increase the basis for and clinical study investment of ... See full document

... One young person mentioned concern about what was going to happen to him and to his mother after the arrest. This teenager had already been through many traumatic experiences in relation to his mother’s numerous ... See full document