You can learn more about the Series on our dedicated page.
Tips and examples for aligning SDGs with your class:
- Use dialogue to make real life connections between the content and subject you teach and what young people are experiencing regarding the issue.
- Use Dialogue as an activity that you come back to at key moments of a project or unit to revisit the topic from various points of view and to reflect. For example, you might want to enter a dialogue on the subject before you teach a unit, to help learners get personally connected, then host another dialogue at the end to help them explore what was learned and any new ideas that have come from the experience.
- Use data and facts about a topic only as a catalyst for the dialogue, not in the dialogue itself. Be sure to allow learners the space to bring their own personal experiences into the conversation and to explore instead of debating an issue.
You can find all of our resources to help you prepare your students on the SDG Dialogue Series on our dedicated event page.
🎥 Recorded Webinar: Using Dialogue to Explore the SDGs
This recorded session introduces practical ways educators can use dialogue to help students understand global issues and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It covers:
- Why dialogue is a powerful tool for engaging with SDGs.
- Simple strategies to bring dialogue into your classroom.
- How to use Generation Global resources to explore SDGs like Quality Education, Gender Equality, and Climate Action.