Young people’s civic and political engagement and global citenship

  • Barrett M
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Abstract

Educational effects are further amplified if schools adopt a competence-based curriculum in which the competences required for civic and political engagement are targeted. Such a curriculum aims to enhance not only students' knowledge and skills, but also their values, attitudes and critical thinking, so that they are empowered to act as autonomous agents capable of pursuing civic and political action effectively.

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Barrett, M. (2018). Young people’s civic and political engagement and global citenship. UN Chronicle, 54(4), 44–46. https://doi.org/10.18356/11734699-en

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