Teachers Pupils
The materials here are for students and teachers! The toolkit contains information on basic needs and provides food for thought on how basic needs can be met (strategies) so that these strategies are also sustainable. The theoretical concepts come from William Glasser's Choice Theory and from Marshall Rosenberg and his Nonviolent Communication. The toolkit is available in different formats.
Booklet I: “Basic human needs” are our Driving Force, i.e. what drives and motivates us to become active. William Glasser (1999) has defined the following “Five Basic Needs”: Survival, Belonging, Power, Freedom and Fun.
Online Interactive Presentation for Pupils
Workbooks for Pupils and Teachers
Interactive Presentation in the Classroom
Booklet II: “Strategies for Meeting Basic Human Needs” encourages us to think about the ways in which we humans fulfil our needs and not to disregard the possible consequences of our actions.
Online Interactive Presentation for Pupils
Workbooks for Pupils and Teachers
Interactive Presentation in the Classroom
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
