Reframing ASN: Strengths-based approaches to Global Citizenship

Reframing ASN: Strengths-based approaches to Global Citizenship

By Scotland's Development Education Centres

Professional learning delivered through GCiS in partnership with Mrs Jane Caitlin and Dr Zinnia Mevawalla from Strathclyde University.

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Online

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  • 1 hour, 30 minutes
  • Online

About this event

Family & Education • Education

This session reimagines ASN in policy and practice through a social justice lens, moving beyond deficit framings to approaches that recognise and value diversity. We will explore inclusive, strengths-based frameworks for embedding global citizenship that builds on learners’ strengths and dismantle systemic barriers. The session offers insights for professionals across the sector, focusing on children’s rights, belonging, and equity in education for all.

Is this for me?

This course is perfect for:

  • Scottish educators who work with ASN learners both within specific ASN provision and mainstream contexts.
  • All educators who are exploring ways to build an inclusive approach to developing the values, attitudes and skills of Global Citizenship.
  • School leaders who are interested in a whole setting, inclusive approach to embedding Global Citizenship.
  • Educators who are keen to learn from good practice across Scotland.

Why should I attend?

  • Develop your own understanding of ways to explore Global Citizenship themes with ASN learners through a social justice lens, moving from deficit-based thinking to inclusive approaches that values diversity.
  • Deepen your own practice and explore ways to dismantle systemic barriers, supporting all learners effectively through a rights-based approach.
  • Hear about quality resources to further develop your inclusive approach to Global Citizenship.

What should I expect?

🧠 Interactive activities to deepen professional understanding

💭Practical strategies to support critical thinking and questioning

🧰 Tools and methodologies to use in your context

🧑‍🏫 Examples of good practice across Scotland

🔗 Links across the curriculum and to current frameworks and policy agendas

📝 Signposting useful resources to support your journey

👥 Time to reflect and discuss with colleagues

Data Protection

When you undertake free professional learning with the Scottish DECs we will continue to hold your information until this Scottish Government funded programme concludes. This is in line with the GDPR legitimate interest provision. We will always strive to be fair, transparent and lawful in the way we hold or use your information.

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Scotland's Development Education Centres

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Nov 3 · 08:00 PST