Online Course for Educators

Ethical Challenges during COVID-19 & implications for Children and Youth (+ live Webinar)

Session 3 - Ethical Challenges posed by COVID-19

During this session you will get an opportunity to:

  • Explore the current worlds’ ethical challenges posed by COVID-19 at an individual, collective, educational levels.
  • Reflect on what these challenges imply for children, for their development, spiritual well-being and their interconnectedness with people of different cultures and beliefs.
  • Through an interactive discussion on Ethical Challenges during Covid-19 and its implications for Children and Youth, we will identify how we can support children and young people to be more resilient, hopeful and be agents of positive change in their own communities.

Session 3 : Live Webinar

Ethical Challenges during Covid-19 and its implications for Children

This interactive webinar was held on Thursday, 17 June 2021 at 13:00-15:30hrs GMT (15:00-17:30hrs CET) 

Presentation by Ms. Lilis Musyarropah 

Presentation by Prof. Amr Abdalla

Educational Evaluation: A Relational Perspective – Dr. Scherto Gill and Prof. Kenneth Gergen

Beyond the Tyranny of Testing: towards a relational orientation to educational evaluation – Dr. Scherto Gill

Panelists

Dr. Scherto Gill 

Senior Fellow, The Guerrand-Hermès Foundation for Peace Research Institute

Dr. Xiaoan Li

Senior Program Officers, The Fetzer Institute

Ms. Lilis Musyarropah

Teacher, SMP Labschool Kebayoran, Indonesia and member of UNESCO ASP.net 

Prof. Amr Abdalla

Emeritus Professor and the former Vice Rector at the University for Peace (UPEACE).

Dr. Kezevino Aram

President, Shanthi Ashram, Co-chair, Arigatou International Advisory Group, and Co-moderator, Religions for Peace

Moderator

Mr. Suchith Abeyewickreme

Ethics Education Programme Coordinator
Arigatou International Geneva

Forum

After the webinar we invite you to share your reflections on the forum below.

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Toolbox

Here you will find several resources that you can use with children aged 4 to 18 in intercultural and interfaith contexts, to support you creating safe, participatory and context-sensitive learning opportunities supported by our Ethics Education Transformative Pedagogy.

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