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Veugelers, Wiel; Bosio, Emiliano – Prospects, 2023
This article-dialogue presents a conversation on the values and knowledge of global citizenship education (GCE) between Professor Wiel Veugelers and "Prospects" guest editor Emiliano Bosio. GCE is framed within an interdisciplinary and moral-critical perspective that explores and lays bare the sociopolitical, economic, ideological, and…
Descriptors: Global Approach, Citizenship Education, Political Attitudes, College Faculty
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Veugelers, Wiel; de Groot, Isolde; Llomovatte, Silvia; Naidorf, Judith – Education and Society, 2017
Given the fact that countries can differ in their educational policy and practice and that these national contexts are influenced by international developments makes it interesting to do comparative research into policy and practice of different countries. In this article we present the results of a comparative inquiry into citizenship and…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Educational Policy, Citizenship Education, Cross Cultural Studies
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Schutte, Ingrid W.; Kamans, Elanor; Wolfensberger, Marca V. C.; Veugelers, Wiel – International Journal for Talent Development and Creativity, 2017
This pilot study investigates the development and delivery of a 112-hour Dutch undergraduate honors course for global citizenship education, called Society 2.0. The theory-based curriculum guidelines Global Justice Citizenship Education (GJCE) were used to build the course by a development team consisting of two teachers, two honors students, and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Undergraduate Students, Honors Curriculum, Curriculum Development
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Schutte, Ingrid; Kamans, Elanor; Wolfensberger, Marca; Veugelers, Wiel – Education Sciences, 2018
How can undergraduate students be prepared for global citizenship? This question was investigated in a mixed-methods case study of an international, blended one-semester course. Undergraduate honors students (N = 22) from the USA and the Netherlands collaborated to explore what it means to be a member of the global community. Curriculum guidelines…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Honors Curriculum, Social Justice, Foreign Countries