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Teachers’ insights from an ethics of care programme aimed at promoting global citizenship education in the classroom

Author:
de Arriba Rivas, Cecilia; Ibáñez Ruiz Del Portal, EduardoUniversidad Loyola Authority
URI:
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12412/6217
DOI:
10.1016/j.tate.2023.104075
Date:
2023-02-24
Keyword(s):

Ethics of care

Educational practices

Global citizenship education

Teachers

Abstract:

This research aims to identify critical insights highlighted by teachers who participated in a Global Citizenship Education (GCE) program based on the ethics of care. Using a care approach, we analyse the data using grounded theory and a broad theoretical framework that draws from ecofeminism, global citizenship, and education. In terms of educational practice, GCE, with a care approach, must focus on three dimensions: the role of teachers, the educational system, and group management. Care is the engine of educational practice from where the adoption of a critical GCE approach develops competencies such as creativity, dialogue, and empathy that promote global justice.

This research aims to identify critical insights highlighted by teachers who participated in a Global Citizenship Education (GCE) program based on the ethics of care. Using a care approach, we analyse the data using grounded theory and a broad theoretical framework that draws from ecofeminism, global citizenship, and education. In terms of educational practice, GCE, with a care approach, must focus on three dimensions: the role of teachers, the educational system, and group management. Care is the engine of educational practice from where the adoption of a critical GCE approach develops competencies such as creativity, dialogue, and empathy that promote global justice.

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