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Development Education Development Education and Strategy for DESDand Strategy for DESD
DEARDevelopment Education
Association and Resource Center
DEAR’s Aims
1. To support and facilitate learning programs and activities on development education (D/E) in schools and communities.
2. To collect and disseminate information on D/E
3. To promote research on D/E4. To advocate and campaign on D/E5. To network D/E and global education
organizations overseas
History of DEAR
First Symposium on Development Education was held in Tokyo in 1979
Development Education Council of Japan (now DEAR) was formed in 1982
Regional Seminars started in 1992. 52 seminars been held in 44 prefectures.
History of DEAR
DEAR redefined D/E in 1997, which includes most of global issues.
Three Years Planning 1998-2001 a. new learning method b. curriculum development c. partnership among schools, communities
and NGOs d. study of the concept of the various
‘development’
DEAR defines D/E
D/E is the education and learning in schools and communities to raise awareness and understanding of developmental issues, and to discuss the development for a better future.
It also seeks changes of attitudes and morale to participate in solving developmental issues.
Principles of D/E
To understand the diversity of culture To raise awareness of unequal
situations of the development To understand the interrelatedness of
global issues – development, environment, human rights, gender etc.
To empower people for participation to solve these issues
Projects of DEAR 2004
1. Annual National Conference in Fukuoka
2. Workshops and Seminars of curriculum development and participatory learning
3. Exchange visit to UK
4. ESD Seminar in Chiangmai
5. Publication of Journals, Newsletters, Handbooks, Teaching materials, etc.
6. Advocacy
Membership
1,000 Members Including 60 Organizations
Half are school teachers Half are NGOs, local government staff,
community leaders, students, etc.
Structure
Specified Nonprofit Corporation (NPO) Annual General Meeting 27 Board members 20 Task teams 5 Staff Interns and Volunteers
Publications
Talk for Peace New Trading Game
DEAR’s Strategy for ESD- School Education
Teaching materials of ESD
Curriculum Development
Teacher training for participatory learning
For Community and NGOs
Facilitator Training
Partnership
NGOs and ESD
Advocacy
ESD in every walk of 2010 curriculum
Evaluation of Local Agendas and new approaches to local policy of community development
Partnership
Partnership with environmental education and international education in Japan
Cooperation with ESD-J
Exchange with Global educationists in Europe -with DEA in Britain -with North-south Centre (Council of Europe)
Asian-Pacific Partnership
Asian-Pacific networking on ESD
-with ESD group in Chiangmai
-with Development NGOs in Seoul
-with ASPBAE groups
OurOur network network
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