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Involving Adolescents in Getting Acquainted With the Problems of Regional Business: Educational Game Journalist
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Author(s): Aleksandra Tesakova (Educational Center UCHASTIE, Russia), Dmitry Vinogradov (The International Association of Experts in Children Education on High Technologies, Latvia)and Valery Puzyrevsky (Educational Center UCHASTIE, Russia)
Copyright: 2019
Pages: 24
Source title:
Business Community Engagement for Educational Initiatives
Source Author(s)/Editor(s): Mikhail Epshtein (College of Staten Island (CUNY), USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-6951-0.ch008
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Abstract
The game Journalist has established itself as one of the complex forms of intensive additional education, as a way of active and thoughtful acquaintance of high school students with the surrounding world. Participating in the game, adolescents visit modern enterprises as journalists, get acquainted with the problems and successes, specialists, peculiarities of the production of this enterprise, and as a result of this visit, they prepare real journalistic materials that are subsequently published in various media. The chapter describes the experience of playing in Latvia and Russia on the basis of a school, a university, the organization of additional education, the editorial offices of local media, and local self-government bodies; mechanisms of interaction with business during the preparation and conduct of the game; discusses the possible impact of the game on local life, the degree of its openness, public dialogue in solving pressing problems; and the establishment, through the game, of closer links between education and other spheres of public life in a city or region.
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