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Sport.Youth.Inclusion

Sport.Youth.Inclusion Toolkit

The “SPORT.YOUTH.INCLUSION TOOLKIT” is one of the main tools developed in this project: it is an educational tool encompassing good practices for engaging young people in the promotion of inclusion through sport. The Toolkit reflects on the benefits and outcomes of non-formal education, where learning is happening by doing and experiencing.

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Quality Label “BEWEGUNGSKITA”

The Landessportbund Brandenburg e.V. and the Sports Youth Brandenburg (BSJ) have developed a quality label for movement-oriented day-care centres. Together with the Ministry of Education, Youth and

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Rhythmic drumming

The kindergarten “Nesthüpfer” in Falkensee implements the concept “Health- and Movement-oriented Day Care Centres”, which was established in cooperation between the LSB SportService Brandenburg gGmbH, the Sports

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St. Kliment Ohridski: Inclusive training

  Theme Early detection of children at risk of learning difficulties and their successful inclusion in preschool and school education, successful socialization and integration. Objectives Provide a

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Dr. Christian Andrä: Learning in Motion

Learning is a need that will stay with us for a lifetime. Furthermore, it is a skill that means that we humans are constantly developing and adapting to specific circumstances and adjust to new conditions. In fact, it would not be wrong to say that “learning” is what really makes life meaningful.

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Maria Vittoria Rambaldi: Identity Card

BIO: My name is Maria Vittoria, I am 30 years old and I work as an educator in Rome. I am an activist and basket player. I work in primary and secondary schools as a trainer for projects against bullying and gender discrimation run by S.CO.S.S.E., a non-profit oragnization that aims at deconstructing gender, ableism and cultural stereotypes inside society. As my passion for sport is part of who I am, I fight to bring the values of anti-sexism, anti-fascism and anti-racism on the sports field. As a matter of fact, the language, behavior and convictions we use in sport are the same we use in our daily life. I strongly believe that if we change something on the sports field we will also change something in society. Moreover, I want sports to be considered as an opportunity to improve lives and not as a predecided set of rules imposed by society or by privilege.

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Luca Savio: Alternate Hindrances

BIO: I am a social worker based in Turin, where I study International Development and Cooperation Sciences. I have often worked in contact with people from disadvantaged backgrounds, in both formal and informal contexts. While carrying out civil service I worked with socially excluded youngsters, and during two different missions abroad, in Kazakhstan and Burkina Faso, I lived and worked in contexts of extreme poverty and social hardship, having the opportunity to experience the communicative and aggregative value of sport on several of these occasions and in other contexts of informal activism, both abroad and in Italy.

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Giovanni Castagno: Dal Circle Time al 4-3-3

BIO: I am a phd student in Educational Theories and I have worked as a pre-school and primary school teacher since 2005. As Paulo Freire, I think that education is a political act, and that acting is never neutral. Education is a very important tool to provoke positive change, thus the role of educators and teachers should not be limited to delivering ready-made notions to students. Teachers and educators should encourage critical sensibility and help students view the world that surrounds them with an open mind.

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Andrea Maccarrone: Margherita

BIO: I have been dealing with communication and training for many years now. I started in the field of information against homobitransphobia in secondary schools in the early 2000s with the Mario Mieli Homosexual Culture Club in Rome. In 2015 I started to collaborate with the SCOSSE, association for social advancement and Educare Alle Differenze, network for diversity edication, with educational interventions also aimed at primary and middle school classes to combat bullying, stereotypes and to promote a culture of differences and responsibility. Since 2017 I have been working for social cooperative EDI within the framework of Save the Children’s “Underadio” project, aimed at girls / children in primary and secondary schools providing curricular paths to promote rights, fight discrimination and develop skills, responsibility, respect and participation. I am committed to improving the quality of the training we offer in these areas.

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Congress for schools’, day care centres’ and sports clubs’ educators and professionals

Sports Youth Brandenburg, as the representative for Germany in this Erasmus+ project, is already implementing the focus on learning through movement in a large number of projects. In frame of the Erasmus+ project “SPORT.YOUTH.INCLUSION” the best practice examples, which will serve Europe-wide as stimulus for practical implementation, will be selected.

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Pre-school education through sport in Germany

The fact that learning is only cognitive activities is outdated today. Nowadays education is a proved complex process including sport activities as well. Therefore, sport in pre-school and youth work is considered in Germany as tool for education.preschool

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Swimming for people with disabilities

The aim is to implement innovative programs for adapted motor activity and swimming to influence the physical, functional and psycho-emotional state in children with physical, intellectual and sensory disabilities.

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Dilyana Stoyanova: Adapted Swimming Activities

The aim is to create an inclusive sports environment in which children have the opportunity for quality socialization, acquisition of communication skills and group work, as well as adaptation to the society around them.

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#SportYouthInclusion International Toolfair Webinar I.

#SportYouthInclusion project is aiming to create a structured way of sharing and gathering good practices both in grassroots sport (including school sport) and youth work, collecting inclusive practices involving sport and physical education that can provide learning opportunities for inclusion and active citizenship. Four organisations coming from Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria and Italy joined their resources and experience to promote and develop the role of sport in fostering the citizenship skills of young people, so that they can build more inclusive and democratic communities by sharing and disseminating the practices of using sport and physical education as a tool for inclusion. S.Y.I (Sport.Youth.Inclusion) will collect and document 24 practices of how to use sport and physical activities to improve inclusion of discriminated young people in schools, grassroots sport teams and youth communities.

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