Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Dillingen YES! 2017 "The Europe Day"

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Presentation for the YES! - Young Economic Summit 2017 on "The Europe Day" by the YES! team Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Dillingen. The YES! – Young Economic Summit opens doors and sets a stage for new and creative ideas of the next generation. High school students concern themselves with global problems in the realm of economy, policy, society, and environment. They take on responsibility for the most pressing challenges of today and tomorrow and make their voices heard. Students aim to find innovative solutions to create the world the youth of today wants to live in tomorrow.

Economy & Finance

Your Future - Your Ideas
European integration and
the rise of nationalist and
populist parties
A joint project by:
Instagram: @yesteam_asg

Say Hello – Our Team
• Albert-Schweitzer-
Gymnasium (Saarland)
• Julia, Hannah, Mirjam,
Lars, Julian, Ugur,
Richard, Kevin
• Supervised by Mr.
Schmitt, Mr.Toscani, Mr.
Blesse and Mr. Schwab
• Further support of the
ZEW/ZBW and the JHS
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Our Topic – Our Passion
• …be part of economy and politics!
• …be heard as youths!
• …be able to change something!
• …combat right-wing thinking!
We want to…
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What Europe is all about
• Peace, Freedom
• Democracy
• Unity in diversity
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Problem Populism
• Right populists chivvy people against
the EU
• Populists‘ arguments are neither
beneficial nor founded
Problem: Deficit of political
knowledge
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Our Survey in France
• Neither satisfied,
nor discontented
• Lack of information
about the EU
• Knowledge taken
over from parents
Ever talked about the EU
with your parents?
Yes
No
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37 of 99
62 of 99
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21.5% 20.5%
4.9%
7.2% 7.2%
16.3%
9.8%
12.7%
Our Survey in
Germany
11th grade
32%
10th grade
25%
9th grade
36%
Teachers
7%
People questioned (232 in
total) on the 13th of June 2017
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Syllabi of our
politic classes
• Education not sufficient
• Lack of material to teach EU
knowledge
Need for better political education
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Our Solution:
The Europe Day
• May 9th
• Majority has never heard of it
• Getting citizens to identify with
Europe
YES
18.6%
No
81.4%
Do you know the Europe Day?
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The Europe Day
How to realise it?
• Contacting political institutions
• Managed by EU Commission
• Developing Europe Day platform
• Convincing Educational institutions
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European Commission Instagram: @yesteam_asg
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Secretary of Europe
• same mindset
• convinced
• offers support
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What shall be done?
•Activities
 Research
 Games
 Projects
 Trips
 Inviting politicians/experts
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Europe at our
school Instagram: @yesteam_asg
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We have to…
•Stop misinformation
•Start cooperation
•Support education
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In my capacity as secretary of Europe for Saarland,I appreciate a team from Saarland competing.The pupils of ASG-Dillingen have developed an excellent idea:A mandatory European Project Day at all educational institutions.At the right time for the young generation,That is a great and the right idea,
because the prospective success of the EU depends on the younger
generation.
Therefore I support this idea and I wish the team good luck.
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Stand together
for
YOUrope
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www.young-economic-summit.org
www.asg-dillingen.de
A joint project by:
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Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Dillingen YES! 2017 "The Europe Day"

1. Your Future - Your Ideas European integration and the rise of nationalist and populist parties A joint project by: Instagram: @yesteam_asg

2. Say Hello – Our Team • Albert-Schweitzer- Gymnasium (Saarland) • Julia, Hannah, Mirjam, Lars, Julian, Ugur, Richard, Kevin • Supervised by Mr. Schmitt, Mr.Toscani, Mr. Blesse and Mr. Schwab • Further support of the ZEW/ZBW and the JHS Image: Copyright by Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Dillingen, further usage is prohibited Instagram: @yesteam_asg Image: No copyright, further usage is allowed

3. Our Topic – Our Passion • …be part of economy and politics! • …be heard as youths! • …be able to change something! • …combat right-wing thinking! We want to… Instagram: @yesteam_asg

4. What Europe is all about • Peace, Freedom • Democracy • Unity in diversity Instagram: @yesteam_asg

5. Problem Populism • Right populists chivvy people against the EU • Populists‘ arguments are neither beneficial nor founded Problem: Deficit of political knowledge Instagram: @yesteam_asg

6. Our Survey in France • Neither satisfied, nor discontented • Lack of information about the EU • Knowledge taken over from parents Ever talked about the EU with your parents? Yes No Pie chart: No copyright, further usage is allowed 37 of 99 62 of 99 Instagram: @yesteam_asg

7. 21.5% 20.5% 4.9% 7.2% 7.2% 16.3% 9.8% 12.7% Our Survey in Germany 11th grade 32% 10th grade 25% 9th grade 36% Teachers 7% People questioned (232 in total) on the 13th of June 2017 Pie charts: No copyright, further usage is allowed Instagram: @yesteam_asg

8. Syllabi of our politic classes • Education not sufficient • Lack of material to teach EU knowledge Need for better political education Instagram: @yesteam_asg

9. Our Solution: The Europe Day • May 9th • Majority has never heard of it • Getting citizens to identify with Europe YES 18.6% No 81.4% Do you know the Europe Day? Pie chart: No copyright, further usage is allowed Instagram: @yesteam_asg

10. The Europe Day How to realise it? • Contacting political institutions • Managed by EU Commission • Developing Europe Day platform • Convincing Educational institutions Instagram: @yesteam_asg

11. European Commission Instagram: @yesteam_asg Image: Copyright by Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Dillingen, further usage is prohibited

12. Secretary of Europe • same mindset • convinced • offers support Image: Copyright by Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Dillingen, further usage is prohibited Instagram: @yesteam_asg

13. What shall be done? •Activities  Research  Games  Projects  Trips  Inviting politicians/experts Instagram: @yesteam_asg

14. Europe at our school Instagram: @yesteam_asg Images: Copyright by Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Dillingen, further usage is prohibited

15. We have to… •Stop misinformation •Start cooperation •Support education Instagram: @yesteam_asg

16. In my capacity as secretary of Europe for Saarland,I appreciate a team from Saarland competing.The pupils of ASG-Dillingen have developed an excellent idea:A mandatory European Project Day at all educational institutions.At the right time for the young generation,That is a great and the right idea, because the prospective success of the EU depends on the younger generation. Therefore I support this idea and I wish the team good luck. Instagram: @yesteam_asg Video: Copyright by Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Dillingen, further usage is prohibited

17. Stand together for YOUrope Instagram: @yesteam_asg

18. www.young-economic-summit.org www.asg-dillingen.de A joint project by: Instagram: @yesteam_asg

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