Technologies innovantes dans l'éducation non formelle de jeunes avec trisomie 21
‘Innovative technologies in non-formal education of youth with Down syndrome’
SUMMARY OF PRESENTATION ON THE EXPERIENCE OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISE ‘3 DOWNŠTAMPA’ AND ASSOCIATION ŽDS
Amra KRVAVAC
Ljubana, Slovénie
Association “Life with Down syndrome FBiH” is an organization of parents and experts who are struggling for better position of people with Down syndrome in Bosnia and Herzegovina. One of the courses is career development and increase of competitiveness in the labor market.
Starting from the fact that lifelong learning is a broader concept, which refers to all activities of acquiring knowledge and skills throughout life, Association wants to open new area of activity, which is completely unknown to our society.
Lifelong learning enables young people to develop their own potentials, animates them in decision-making process, and indirectly affects:
- Increase of competitiveness in the labor market
- Contributes to the expression of active citizenship
- Self-advocacy skills.
One of the ways to support young people was to apply innovative 3D technology in the learning cess.
It is proven that in every young person with Down syndrome there is potential that we, as initiators his process, did not expect to see. Why?
The answer to this question and other experiences and positive examples, we will give in our presentation “Innovative technologies in non-formal education of youth with Down syndrome”.
Keywords: individual approach, lifelong learning, new technologies
Amra Krvavac,
Sarajevo, studied Managment at the Business School.
Since 2000 involved in the NGOs on issues of human rights protection. From January 2016 she has been working as an activist of Association Life with Down Syndrome Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Professionally engaged as Manager of social enterprise 3DownPrint in Sarajevo, which was established to provide financial support to the activities of the Association and to provide socialization and professional training in digital printing for young people with Down syndrome.
