GWT Blog
The Nine Principles of Intergenerational Practice
At GWT, we recognise 9 core principles of intergenerational practice. In order to shed light on these, we will be posting a monthly blog, each dedicated to a different core principle.
Blog 4: Adopting a Life-Course Perspective
In our 4th blog, we consider the importance of adopting a life-course perspective within intergenerational practice.
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Blog 3: Reciprocal Intergenerational Learning
Our third key principle of focus explores the importance of reciprocal intergenerational learning and considers ways in which intergenerational projects can be embedded into school curriculum.
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Blog 2: The Importance of Mutual Benefit
Our second key principle of focus is on the importance of ensuring 'mutual benefit' is achieved in the delivering of intergenerational projects and activities.
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Blog 1: Asset-Based Intergenerational Practice
A core principle of intergenerational practice, is that it is asset-based. What does this mean? Ultimately, it means that we want to focus on existing strengths, within generations and within communities.
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