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New: "Community Activities" panel discussion - April 1-18, 2008
A panel of educators will discuss the question of selecting appropriate learning materials and the pro and cons of adapting EHL materials to use examples from local history.
The Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) Virtual Campus is a web-based resource centre and online community for the EHL education programme.
The website’s function is to help teachers as they introduce the basic principles of international humanitarian law to students in secondary schools. A wide range of teaching resources is available on the website, such as learning modules, workshops, training videos and an online discussion forum.
"I have learned to see the human being in each person, including in my enemy."
(Student, Morocco)
"EHL facilitates our mission as teachers. Moreover, it has resulted in my pupils seeing life, people and issues in different ways."
(Teacher, Yemen)
"It has also made me aware that other people’s lives are as important as my own life."
(Student, USA)
"I believe that the strength of EHL lies in its ability to confront various types of conflicts from a humanitarian point of view. EHL has a motivating and mobilizing effect not only on pupils but also on teachers who work with it."
(Teacher, Uruguay)
"I look forward to discussing such issues in the classroom, it encourages thinking. For a change, the focus is on students."
(Student, Malaysia)
Discover the EHL Virtual Campus and join the global EHL network!
For those new to EHL
To learn more about exploring the EHL programme and using this website, go to EHL Virtual Campus.
For those with experience in EHL
To learn more about how this website can help you deepen your understanding of EHL, and to find out how to interact with other EHL practitioners, go to EHL Virtual Campus.
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