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INCA-Kit: Arts, Culture and Non Formal Education - Networking in youth field
Real examples of how Non Formal Education is implemented in a training course or an activity.
Aims of the tool
If you want to have real examples of how Non Formal Education (NFE) is implemented in a training course or a group activity, what kind of skills are needed to carry out such activities, how the problems that may arise during these activities can be solved, what kind of skills a NFE trainer should develop, and how to develop participatory activities in order to achieve social change, then please continue reading.
Description of the tool
This guide is organized from a number of strategic threads built by experienced trainers – that touch upon and develop key-aspects of leading an activity based on NFE. Sometimes these threads are based on very practical issues (e.g. how to develop and modify a single exercise in order to match specific needs), while in other cases they deal with more general issues (e.g. what is feedback? and how it is useful in trainings?). All the threads incorporate with practical examples.
Spanish-English version
http://issuu.com/incacatalunya/docs/inca-kit
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/1380
This tool addresses
Social Inclusion, YOUTH in ACTION (YiA) programme, Intercultural Learning, Evaluation, Youth Participation
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
Unknown.
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The tool was created in the context of
INCA Catalunya
The tool has been experimented in
The international pedagogical team developed the idea of this pubblication during the Evaluation Meeting “STOP&GO!: Looking back towards future”, that took place in Barcelona (Spain) in February 2012, funded by YiA Programme.
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Riccardo Gulletta (on 15 October 2012)
and last modified
9 October 2012
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