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As JoDDiD, it is important to us to make our materials available to as many educators as possible with as low a threshold as possible. That is why we have developed a range of materials that you can download here easily and free of charge from anywhere and that help, among other things, to stimulate playful discussions on socio-political topics. But take a look for yourself.
Table of contents
1. giant worksheets
Various stimuli are needed at events. Our giant worksheets are (we think) all pretty and have superpowers: they can make preliminary concepts visible, structure future workshops, gather feedback and much (really much) more. Take a look for yourself.
Click here for the giant worksheets.
2. role cards - self-perceptions
When working with people in the field of political education, democratic or social work, it is important to talk from time to time about deep-seated self-images and role concepts. We have developed our role cards to initiate such discussions and make them easier. They can be used in a very playful way.
3. social lots
The "social lots" can be used to work on questions in a playful way, such as how we want to live together in the future, organize ourselves or make decisions.
Click here for the social lots
4th trap quartet
Working in political or democratic education is a great thing! Unfortunately, you can also do a lot of things wrong. In order to sensitize those active in the field to possible stumbling blocks (and not to lose the good mood anyway), we at JoDDiD have developed the trap quartet.
Click here for the trap quartet
5. conversation cards
Would you like to talk to a wide variety of people about politics and political education? From pub evenings to feedback discussions and workshops, our conversation card sets are perfect for this.
Click here for the craft sheets of our conversation cards
6th peace craft sheet
Ideas of peace have evolved historically and culturally and often differ in key respects. The arts and crafts sheet encourages discussion about historical and contemporary concepts of peace. Learners can position themselves and discuss their ideas of peace.
Click here for the peace arts and crafts sheet
7. political education logbook
Our logbook is intended to support political educators in rethinking their work, putting themselves and their own work to the test and taking new risks. It is intended to encourage you to develop new ideas, reflect on your own work and take a fresh look at the familiar.
You can find a PDF version of our logbook here
8th Make Over panel discussion
It is not without reason that the panel discussion is one of the most popular formats in extracurricular political education. We have approached this method from various perspectives and make suggestions for minor adjustments in our brochure in order to strengthen its political-educational potential.
Click here for the brochure
9. handouts
At JoDiDD, we are of the opinion that there are no recipes for successful political education. Nevertheless, under the heading "Handouts" we have put together some ideas and methods for dealing with recurring challenges in political education, such as dealing with misanthropy, relationships and bonding, but also typical traps that we fall into from time to time.
Click here for our handouts
10. metaphor CDs
How do you see yourself as a political educator? Why don't you have a chat about it? You will be surprised how many different approaches there are. The metaphor CDs can be helpful for exchanging ideas and reflecting on your own professional self-image.
Click here for the metaphor CDs
11. ABC of ruel of law
Do you know the term ochlocracy? We didn't know it either. In fact, there are many more ochlocracies than you might think. We have collected some of them together and have been inspired to develop an ABC of forms of rule. You can download it here as a Din-A-4 card set. We have also developed a few game variations that you can play with it. Believe us - it's pretty insightful.
Click here for the ABC of forms of rule