A few weeks
ago, my friend and I decided to show our classmates the reality of Spain, this
is to say, we thought of how important is for future teachers to know how the
crisis has affected the society and therefore the children. As volunteers, we
know how much our country is suffering the crisis and that the most affected
people are the kids.
We tried to give our mates, some
‘’theory’’ that we thought was important to understand the situation. First, we
explained to them the areas of exclusion and inclusion and the four worlds in
our world. We did this with some pictures to make it easier and less dense.
Then we played a game which was about prejudices, this game tried to explain
how we prejudice people by their image and by some little information that we
had about them, but they are more than image and information, they are people
with their backgrounds and we can’t just judge them we have to understand them.
As teachers we think that this is an important lesson, because it’s easy to
judge our students by their image or by some little information that we have
about them, we have to go deeper and try to know them better, not just
imagining how they are.
Our next step was to give some
data about the reality of Spain nowadays because of the crisis, because real
information makes things clearer. Finally, we told them our experience because
we are conscious that what catches people attention is to hear a real story.
Our last step was to encourage them to see the reality of their world by
themselves, so we give them some different options of voluntary work.
As teachers we are probably
going to fade a lot of students with economical or family problems, and I think
being a volunteer is the best way to fade this reality. Also, being a volunteer
could help this world to be a better place and these kids to have a better
reality.
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