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Organize a weekend for relatives and friends after the travel - Bringing It to Them - involving them, discussing the issues, perhaps including some sort of action
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After a long travel, you came back with a lot of anxiety to tell your relatives<br /> and friends about what you have lived through during this travel.<br /> <br /> The weekend that this experience proposes you to organize and conduct is one<br /> of the opportunities that you will have to tell to your family and friends about<br /> the travel and its results. In the book DNS Mozambique, on pp. 385, image 5,<br /> of the 3rd period, there is one description that shows how this day can be:<br /> <br /> ''<em>A Parents’ and Neighbors’ Day</em><br /> <br /> <em>The Great Hall was unrecognizable. When the small group of parents<br /> and neighbors went through the doors, without knowing, they entered<br /> the Democratic Republic of Congo. The tables had been placed at one<br /> end and now served as temporary walls covered with laminated<br /> photographs showing aspects of the bus, crossing rivers and passing<br /> through small villages. Here there was also a large map and posters<br /> showing some of the incredible natural resources of the country and its<br /> size.<br /> <br /> In a square, each group of parents had to sit down and try the Fufu<br /> with chilli sauce, while Congolese music was playing. In another<br /> square, they found a refugee family telling them about their escape<br /> from the horrors of the internal conflict. In another, they found a Field<br /> Officer of Humana People to People, who told them the story of the<br /> colonization and the terrible exploitation and also taught them a little<br /> song in French about the poor who freed from disease and poverty.<br /> <br /> And in the last square, they entered the chaotic streets of Kinshasa,<br /> where they saw a little video and found a street vendor serving sweet<br /> green tea, who talked about his dreams for the future of Congo.<br /> Finally, parents had to sit in the first training school for DNS teachers<br /> in the DR of Congo, where they found a trainee teacher who gave them<br /> 20 questions to test how much they could remember from their ''travel''<br /> throughout the DR of Congo – the Assembly Hall. The rating would<br /> include everyone in this three hours race around the entire DNS –<br /> including all the five countries covered by photographs, theater,<br /> storytelling, flavors and sounds.”</em><br /> <br /> This experience is the realization of this image.<br /> You can easily see that it requires a lot of preparation.<br /> <br /> <strong>Success!</strong>
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1. Decide, within the core group, to take this experience together. Confirm<br /> with the Common Meeting if this is an event for the whole school or not,<br /> and coordinate accordingly.<br /> <br /> 2. Draw up the possible schedule – date, start time, meeting points, duration<br /> of each topic, the topics of the ''weekend with relatives and friends''.<br /> <br /> 3. Define the content and the way to meet each topic of the scheduled<br /> program. Make sure to take into consideration the proposed activities in<br /> the wording: involving the parents and friends, discussing issues and<br /> maybe making an action together.<br /> <br /> 4. Prepare the invitations having in mind each recipient, parents and friends.<br /> 5. Confirm the participation of every guest.<br /> <br /> 6. Indicate the presentations that should be done at the event and who will do<br /> them – and also when and how you will prepare for them.<br /> <br /> 7. Conduct the event according to the program’s schedule.<br /> <br /> 8. Send the scheduled program and your considerations about this to your tutor.<br /> <br /> <em>NB. The concrete preparations of presentations, debates and actions, and the<br /> practical preparations of the event are outside of this experience. This<br /> experience is only about the organizing part.</em>
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