Africa: Communities In ActionCountry Available: Canada, USA |
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"To absorb the material is to be immersed in every facet of African life, presented with mesmerizing clarity, the buoyant and the painful in equal measure. History, poverty, development, gender, culture ... they're all addressed so thoughtfully, with such a range of examples, that every teacher, every student will be drawn to the project of learning. It's hard to heap sufficient praise... it's an astonishing achievement." This documentary highlights the WARD, or West African Rural Development project that brings Canadian educators together with Gambians to help train community development practitioners. We meet the Canadian community educators and are invited into the lives of the Gambian community development practitioners as they take on responsibility for their community. We witness the work and the changes in villages and the surrounding rural areas. Created to supplement the use of the DVD documentary, a comprehensive, 362 page handbook (for convenience, in printable CD form) is comprised of more than 40 classroom-tested, hands on student activities, key background readings, and information on Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and Canadian aid priorities, as well as maps, inquiry- based instructional strategies and annotated listings of supplementary resources. 2008 Included in the handbook are the following units: Instructional Guide ©2008, SD# 83 (North Okanagan-Shuswap); |
View a printer friendly version of this page...Copyright Date: 2005/2008
Length: 26 minutes
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