An overview of the history and work of Peace Games (Juegos de Paz) in Colombia

4. Peace Games Comes to Colombia In 2002, Silvia Diazgranados – an student at the Universidad de Los Andes in Bogotá – came to Boston to complete an internship. She knew that she wanted to study peace education and found Peace Games. In 2003, she returned to Bogotá and began working with Enrique Chaux – a professor at Los Andes who was also leading the National Program for Citizenship Competencies. With Enrique, Silvia developed a literacy-based peace education project for schools in Bogotá.

7. Peace Games Comes to Colombia Since the publication of Colección Juegos de Paz, Magisterio has sold more than 6,000 copies of the books across Latin America. Soy especial Tengo sentimientos Somos amigos Comunicación y cooperación Explorando el conflicto A favor de la justicia Género, cultura e identidad Cambio personal y social Resolución de conflictos y construcción de paz

10. Teacher Training The Training Team for the Pilot Project

11. Teacher Training Teaching Cooperative Games

12. Teacher Training A Session on Democratic Discipline

13. Teacher Training Model Lessons and Practice Teaching

14. Teacher Training Cross-Site Collaboration and Team-Building

15. Teacher Training Graduation Day

17. Project Implementation An Escuela Nueva Site

18. Project Implementation Schoolwide Celebrations (no matter how remote)

19. Project Implementation Activities for Multi-Age Classrooms

20. Project Implementation Activities for Multiple Learning Styles

21. Project Implementation

22. Project Implementation Regular On-Site Coaching and Collaboration

23. Project Implementaion Action Plans for Project Growth at School and Regional Level

28. Questions, comments, clarifications?