36 pieces of evidence about Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Jordan by Oxfam. The cards are designed to promote critical thinking and deep questioning. Oxfam's schools resources outline the impact of the crisis on refugee children in Lebanon and Jordan, and suggest how young people can effectively respond.
Strand: Human Environments
Strand unit: People and Other Lands
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: When each group has selected nine rights they should begin working through the 32 Syria refugee cards and, in each case, ask critically: ‘To what extent does this child or these children enjoy any of the rights my group has selected?’ A group scribe should take notes including supporting evidence. If time is short the number of cards could be reduced.
Strand: Human Dignity
Strand unit: Conflict Situations
Suggestions for use: When each group has selected nine rights they should begin working through the 32 Syria refugee cards and, in each case, ask critically: ‘To what extent does this child or these children enjoy any of the rights my group has selected?’ A group scribe should take notes including supporting evidence. If time is short the number of cards could be reduced.
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