Dobrogea Day celebrated in education
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https://doi.org/10.63734/JNFDE.02.02.006Keywords:
Dobrogea Day, Multicultural Education, Cultural identity, Civic education, Experiential learning, Intercultural dialogueAbstract
The paper presents the significance of Dobrogea Day in an educational context, highlighting its role in shaping learners' identity and civic spirit. The importance of the region's multiculturalism and the values promoted by this celebration are analysed. The study describes specific ways of celebrating in schools, such as interdisciplinary projects and artistic activities, and provides an example of good practice: the photo exhibition "Faces and Places of Dobrogea". The paper argues that such activities can serve as educational tools that support tolerance, dialogue and social cohesion.
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Mureșan, A. (2012). Modern Romania and the Major International Treaties. Cluj-Napoca: Cluj University Press.
Romanian Ministry of Education. (2020). Methodological Guide for Extracurricular Activities. Bucharest.
Constanța Museum of National History and Archaeology. (2017). Dobrogea – History and Civilisation. Constanța. https://minac.ro/.
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