Module 1 / 8 · European Citizenship Education Programme
M1 — European citizenship and European values
Learning outcomes
- Distinguishes EU citizenship from national citizenship
- States Article 2 values in their own words
- Pairs one right with one duty
- Links the Eurobarometer gap to their own survey
- Takes one values card home to the family
Materials
- European Values Cards
- Rights–duties matching sheet
- Self-assessment form
- Family talk card
Linked tools
Worksheet · 25 min
Social-rights cards
The KA220 application’s C1 definition has four headings: social welfare, social security, social services, social policy. Each group takes one heading and explains it with an example from its own city or a partner country.
Field · 45 min
Visit a social-service unit
The group visits a social unit in its own city. The aim is to see what the unit does, who applies and what support is given. In Hatay, examples include the Disability Social Entrepreneurship Centre, a social-services office or a Light Within Our Hearts / YİDER desk. Beneficiaries are not asked about their private lives.
Family · 20 min
Family rights talk
The KA220 application defines the learning triangle as the young person, the trainer and the family. In this task three short questions go home; one anonymous sentence returns to class. The aim is to make the C1 social-rights language visible at home.
Worksheet · 10 min
Exit ticket
C1 and M3 assessment name an exit ticket. At the end of the session the young person writes one right or duty they learned and one value from Article 2 TEU: human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law, human rights.
Scenario · 25 min
The Light Within Our Hearts
Hatay Governorship’s project for children orphaned in the 6 February 2023 earthquakes. Education, health, psychological support and basic needs are run together. You read which social rights are visible and imagine a similar desk in your city.
Scenario · 30 min
Disability entrepreneurship centre
The Hatay e-book: prosthetics, workshops, production and “If I Were in Your Place”. Production and independent life are read as rights.