AusAID’s Steve Darvill (centre wearing sunglasses) discusses the water supply with government officials and aid agency representatives from UNICEF and the World Food Programme. Photo: Jill Bell/AusAIDSumming up - Part 2

Open your workbook and answer these questions. These form a reflection on this part of the program.

Question 1

Identify a

where the topic of poverty could be taught at your school, or a school you have visited on teaching rounds.

Question 2

Make a list of the reasons for and against teaching about this topic.

Australian Youth Ambassador for Development Karen Borschmann (second from left) with some of the volunteers and children at Senta Bilong Helpim. Photo: AusAIDQuestion 3

How important is education about poverty to the curriculum in your school, or a school you have visited?

Question 4

Think of a class you teach, or have taught on teaching rounds. How could some of the ideas in this program be used with this class?

Question 5

Which case study that you investigated would you most like to use with your class, or a class you may teach in future teaching rounds? Why?

Question 6

What have been the most useful parts of this program for you? Why?

Save and close your Workbook and then return to Table of Contents.