
Mission
Educate with the innovative power of play
Vision
Change the world with sport
Key words
Sports, Teacher, Sustainable Development Goals, School, Teaching resources, Educators, Changemaker, Spanish
About Educación para Compartir (EpC)
Educación para Compartir has a number of different, innovative educational afterschool and summer camp programs, based on the power of play, in Argentina, Bolivia, United States, Guatemala, Mexico, Nueva Zelanda, Panama, and the Dominican Republic.
Students participate in physically engaging games (PLAY), then they reflect on global challenges through meaningful dialogue (REFLECT), and finally they team up to manage their own project to propose innovative solutions to an issue that impacts their community (TAKE ACTION). They become agents of change!
With play and sport, students develop interpersonal competencies such as tolerance, respect, responsibility, empathy, and self confidence! They develop attitudes and values: fair play, gender equality, inclusion. This is how to unite and inspire!
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