[smartdoctor] škole za zviždače

  • From: "BARI" <bari.sita@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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  • Date: Sat, 7 Jan 2012 12:10:07 +0100

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Making Whistleblowing Work


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Public Concern at Work (PCaW) is the UK's leading authority on public
interest whistleblowing. Recognising that it is important to raise awareness
of this subject amongst young people, we have developed teaching materials
suitable for the Citizenship curriculum.

Pilot Film Project

We are developing a pilot film project to encourage young people to explore
whistleblowing on film and produce 2-3 minute short films. Public Concern at
Work will be able to provide some practical assistance, providing an initial
workshop to introduce the topic of whistleblowing and some financial
assistance for each participating school. We aim to showcase a selection of
the films at the end of the school year. Details can be downloaded
<http://www.pcaw.co.uk/../schools_pdfs/Public%20Concern%20at%20Work%20Film%2
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Citizenship - A Workshop on Whistleblowing

Introduction

Public Concern at Work (PCaW) is the UK's leading authority on public
interest whistleblowing. Recognising that it is important to raise awareness
of this subject amongst young people, we have developed teaching materials
for a workshop on whistleblowing, which we successfully piloted in schools
in 2007. By reference to various situations, students are encouraged to
discuss

*       the issue of speaking out when the interests of other people are at
risk; 
*       the reasons why people might choose not to speak up; 
*       and our responsibilities towards one another in all areas of life. 

The current release of materials is for Key Stage 3. In 2008, having
reviewed the feedback we receive on this workshop, we will release materials
for Key Stage 4.

You can download these teaching materials for a workshop on whistleblowing
for free once you have filled in the information below. We will only use
this information to seek feedback, tell you about revised materials and
about other relevant information about our work. We will not share this
information with any third party. 

Fill in the form below for free download


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