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Action Cards
Harness the enthusiasm generated by the WCP Program and enable participants to discover how they themselves can make a difference.
What does it mean?
A method that helps pupils improve at understanding text.
Windows with views
Stories about vulnerable children and Child Rights Heroes reflect many violations of children’s rights, but also proven solutions. Work individually at first, then take a combined approach and choose the best solution together as a group.
Help from the expert groups
A method built on cooperation and support from friends.
Role Play
Use role play as a way of illustrating your experiences through stories.
Recount and listen
To understand a story in-depth, it sometimes takes a little more work!
Chains of Cause and Effect
What are the causes of the problems and challenges that the Child Rights Heroes are trying to solve? A whole class task, in which everyone helps identify causes in a discussion about how different factors can combine and create negative chains of cause and effect.
Talking Chips
Talking chips as a method provides a structure for group dialogue, conversations and discussions that helps pupils express themselves and participate on equal terms.
The Problem Tree
Identify causes, effects and solutions linked to various challenges and problems
Make a Peep Box or diaorama
Explore the lives of a child, a family, or one of the WCP Child Rights Heroes, and make it come alive in a Peep Box or diorama.5 Related content
Travel to the Child Rights Heroes
Do the reporters have their press passes, passports, money, and vaccinations? Let the journey begin! Check in the bags, have your tickets ready and board the airplane or perhaps a train.
Logs and diaries add value to the trip
The diary or log is a great documentation and evaluation tool that can be used from start to finish, throughout the learning process. It may be only the student who uses it and reads it, or the diaries may be gathered in and read by the teacher on a regular basis.
The World’s Children’s Prize Program
Here you will learn everything about the World’s Children’s Prize program (WCP), step by step, with suggestions for materials to use, lesson plans, exercises, and activities.The WCP Program is one of the world’s largest annual education initiatives, empowering children to become changemakers.
The Child Rights Heroes
Be inspired by and learn from the brave Child Rights Heroes, who have the chance to become the World’s Children’s Prize Decade Child Rights Hero.
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Ashok Dyalchand, India
To raise the status of girls and save their lives and to put an end to child marriage, Ashok Dyalchand started Girls Clubs to give girls knowledge and self confidence and enable them to support one another in convincing their parents not to force them into marriage, but instead allow them to finish school.
