KEY- IDEAS FOR A QUESTIONNAIRE CONCERNING ACTIVE EUROPEAN CITISENSHIP
4. Questions and doubts concerning didactic innovation related to the European Dimension
In the recent
political and cultural debate the principle of an active European citizenship
is one of the important purposes of the educational systems of European
Union.
The European Peace Project (Profiles Educating for Active Citizenship
in Europe - Comenius action 3.1) involving the collaboration of Spain, Denmark,
Greece and Italy, aims at comparing the knowledge of the professional, cultural
and vocational characteristics of the teachers of the collaborating
countries for a definition of the professional profile of the teacher who
commits him/herself to the formation of an active European citizenship.
One of the
purposes of the project is also to investigate the attitudes of the partner
countries teachers about an active
European citizenship and the activities
and the experiences that they are already having with their students.
The present
questionnaire has been devised in order to collect some information on this
topic. The answers will lead to a
better definition of how the school system is facing this problem in the various
countries, to a comparison among various situations and to a better definition
of those critical aspects which require new educational measures.
Thanks for
your collaboration.
General data
Grade
of school
Teacher
of (specify the discipline/teaching area)
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Age: ٱ
less than 30 ٱ from
31 to 40 ٱ from
41 to 50 ٱ more than 50
Sex: ٱ M ٱ F
Years
of teaching: ٱ less than 10 ٱ from
11 to 20 ٱ from 21 to 30 ٱ more
than 30
Educational
experiences about the topics of an active European citizenship (sum
up shortly the contents)
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Known foreign languages (oral and written)
1
. Knowledge ٱ
good ٱ scholastic ٱ
survival 2
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.. Knowledge
ٱ good ٱ
scholastic ٱ survival 3
. Knowledge ٱ
good ٱ scholastic ٱ
survival
Mastery in the use of the new technologies:
q
Use of word processor
q
Use of e-mail
q
Surfing the Net
q
Other programs (to
specify)
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1.What do
you mean by an active European citizenship? List five words (nouns) to define
it.
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2. In your opinion, at school, who has to educate
for an active European citizenship?
teachers
of linguistic area
teachers
of social sciences area (history, geography, law, etc.)
teachers
of scientific area
teachers
of technological area
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3.
List 3 competences that, in your opinion, the teacher should promote for an active
European citizenship.
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4.
Do you know
any M.P.I. official documents (programs, new curricola, ministerial
directives and circulars) containing indications for an active European citizenship
education?
ٱ Yes
ٱ No If yes, what?
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6. Through your teaching do you think to improve
an active European citizenship?
ٱ Yes
ٱ No
If yes,
do you improve these experiences/activities:
q
by yourself
q
with other colleagues
q
through formalized interdisciplinary
projects
q
other
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Describe shortly some experiences/activities
(100/ 200 words)
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7. Have you
promoted/partecipated in any experiences and/or projects of European cooperation and/or school exchanges?
ٱ Yes
ٱ No
If yes, what?
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8. (Only for teachers who dont teach foreign languages)
A Do you
use a foreign language in some moments/activities of your teaching?
ٱ Yes ٱ No
B Do you
develop any topics of your program in a foreign language in collaboration
with (a) foreign language teacher(s)?
ٱ Yes
ٱ No
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first:
second:
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10. What
are your educational needs to promote
an active European citizenship?
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11. Other observations and comments.
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