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What Matters to Me
The first year of Citizenship in Practice focused on finding
out about young people's interests and concerns.
We asked: What Matters to You?
Forty-six young people with a range of learning and physical
disabilities from around Scotland gave us their answers.
The young people were 11-19 years of age and they worked
as eight separate groups.
The groups took part in a variety of activities including:
· voting on statements
· mind maps (a visual picture or 'map' of young
people's thoughts and ideas)
· recording a CD rap
So What matters to Young People ? Here's some of what
they said:
The What Matters to Me report gives young people's views in
more detail. It talks about the methods used; how they
were made accessible to young people with a wide range
of abilities; and the young people's evaluation of different
methods.
- Download the What Matter's To Me Report PDF version (313kB)
- Download the What Matter's To Me Report HTML version (for the visually impaired, courtesy of Adobe)
The 'What Matters' rap is a 5 minute rap song using recordings
of the young people talking about things that are important
to them.
- Download the What Matter's Rap (Audio file: 2.9mB)
If you would like more information about any of the work
described here, or you would like to become involved in
the project contact Shelley Gray by email
or phone: 0131 222 2435 |
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