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About the project
The status of a candidate for membership in the European Union poses qualitatively new challenges for Ukraine, especially in the context of full-scale military aggression. The harmonious integration of Ukrainian society into a friendly European family is fundamental, which is possible only through quality education, and thus the education of a new generation of teachers who will not only adopt the European civil society values but will also have the motivation and tools to implement them in the future Ukrainian education system. The proposed project can significantly complement the existing EU research of T.H.Shevchenko National University "Chernihiv Colehium", which focuses on the training and education of a new generation of teachers in various fields, and help to continue and systematically deepen not only the focus on European studies but also the fundamental values of the European civil society, such as infomedia and digital media literacy.
The project provides studying the best European practices in combating disinformation and propaganda, experience in creating a regulatory framework (such as legislation on hate speech) and tools for fighting today's information wars; introducing this experience into the process of future teachers' training in Ukraine in various fields (e.g., philologists, historians, mathematicians, computer scientists, social educators, school psychologists, labour and physical education teachers) by updating educational and professional programs, conducting workshops to develop skills in combating disinformation and propaganda, and creating a teaching manual.
It is essential for future teachers who will rebuild the country in the postwar period to develop skills in decoding enemy propaganda, mind manipulation, active attitude to the perception of any information, and awareness of the European practices in combating disinformation and propaganda.
The project will promote the European Union studies (information and media literacy) at NUCHK and expand the mental borders of Europe through the audience's awareness that Ukraine is a part of the European cultural community, which will facilitate Ukraine's integration into the European community.
PROJECT TEAM
Svitlana Gergul
Ph.D. in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Philology and Educational Technologies
NUCHK Module leader.
In this project, she will oversee the implementation, communicate with representatives of the regional and city education departments, university administration, and school principals of the city and region, promote the project in the media, compile manuals, and write articles.
Responsible for the overall management of the project.
Lecturing and conducting practical classes as part of the course "European Experience in Combating Disinformation and Propaganda," organizing and conducting interactive lectures.
Larysa Gorodnycha
Ph.D. in Pedagogical Sciences,, Head of the Foreign Languages Department. Associate Professor
NUCHK Senior expert.
In this project, she will be responsible for creating a students’ club called “Media Investigations Workshop”, managing its work: planning group meetings, selecting materials, and publishing the results of its work. Editing and compiling manuals.
Lecturer, lecturing and conducting practical classes within the course "European Experience in Combating Disinformation and Propaganda."
Maryna Olkhovyk
Ph.D. in Phylosophical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Philosophy and Culture department
NUCHK Senior expert.
In this project she will be responsible for the development of the information package for the course "European Experience in Combating Disinformation and Propaganda", planning of the class schedule, attributes.
Lecturer, lecturing and conducting practical classes within the course "European Experience in Combating Disinformation and Propaganda" The project will include lectures and practical classes (with elements of primary source analysis and SWAT analysis).
Marina Keda
Ph.D. in Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of World History and International Relations
NUCHK Project Manager, Head of the Center for European Studies at NUCHK
In this project, she will be responsible for maintaining documentation, preparing the project for state registration, concluding contracts, communicating with accounting and university administration, and reporting documentation.
Lecturer, lecturing and conducting practical classes in the course "European Experience in Combating Disinformation and Propaganda".
Vlad Olkhovyk
NUCHK Researcher, postgraduate student.
As part of this project, he will conduct classes at students’ club “Media Investigations Workshop” and will be able to gain his first teaching experience by assisting in teaching practical classes in the course "European Experience in Combating Disinformation and Propaganda." He will also manage the website, translate materials, conduct dissertation research on the topic, and test its results.
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