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Project Publication is now part of the Compendium on Human Rights Education PDF Print E-mail
The Integration of Society in Estonia
 EUROCLIO is delighted to announce that the Publication developed within the Project in Macedonia “Retelling the History” ran in 2006-2007 and “Integration of Society in Estonia” 2002-2004 are now part of the “Human Rights Education in the School Systems of Europe, Central Asia and North America: A Compendium of Good Practice” jointly published by the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE/ODIHR), the Council of Europe, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). It is a great acknowledgment of the work carried out by the competent History teachers in both projects and EUROCLIO would warmly like to congratulate them.
 
 
Integration of Society in Estonia (2002 - 2004) PDF Print E-mail
The Integration of Society in Estonia
Aims
  • to provoke a wide and constructive public debate about the integration of society;
  • to promote mutual understanding and tolerance, and to battle stereotypes, prejudices and myths;
  • to provide history teachers with materials, tools and skills how to explore different interpretations and viewpoints;
  • to connect education, public debate and society on the topic of integration of society;
  • to raise interest and appreciation for people from other groups in society.

Activities
  • to develop an innovative teacher resource book on controversial issues of modern history, containing ready to use classroom materials for history educators in Estonia;
  • the teacher resource book is developed by a group of authors representing both the Estonian and the Russian speaking part of population;
  • the authors group is supported by a resource and resonance group of experts from relevant institutions like Universities, teacher training institutions, government, and bodies dealing with the integration of society;
  • the process is supported and its results disseminated by Round Table meetings attended by teachers, politicians, journalists, officials, academicians and other relevant people;
  • the teacher resource book is disseminated to history teachers by teacher training seminars in different parts of Estonia;
  • there will be extensive cooperation with a similar project in Latvia to exchange knowledge, experience and solutions;
  • a book will be published to disseminate the results and outcomes of the project.
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