Does power always fall from the sky? What is better: anarchy or autocracy, tyranny or panic of the regulation of law? What does it mean that the state is common? What does direct democracy help? And is it easy to compose a constitution?
Every year, on April 2, Hans Christian Andersen's birthday, we celebrate global Book Day for Children. On this occasion, we urge everyone... a comic book for the youngest.
"Constitution, or an ant robot" is simply a colorful and light in form, but serious in content, communicative about crucial matters.
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How are things in the ant world?
What an injustice! The workers Justyna and Marysia work until their tentacles drop; more and more work, and they get little and little for it. It seems that they are equal and equal in Antcoland, and the queen parent rules the hard leg. Girls say enough! Does their strike have a chance to succeed? Will the queen parent perceive to her subjects? After all, no 1 has always challenged the Queen's authority before...
But large changes usually start from a tiny step. How is the regulation of law created? How do we take care of the welfare of all citizens? It's an ant job!
Constitution... schedule, photo. PublicationsAnts and civilian rights
Who would have thought that so much about civilian rights, mechanisms of power, state systems and the hazard of abuse of power could be seen from the comic tale of... ants? It turns out that these industrious animals are not as different from humans as it might seem.
What is the constitution of political systems, how does it affect the lives of average people, and why is it worth caring for their rights? Look at how brave ant girls work for civilian society and see why this is so important!
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WOS in a pill
"Constitution, or an ant robot" is simply a compulsory lesson of WOS (knowledge of society), but given in an attractive form for young readers – in the form of a comic book, with many references to pop culture, and with a solid dose of humor.
Who's behind this? God Janiszewski and Max Skorwider.
Why did you choose a comic book in the communicative about constitution and civilian rights? Do you think this is the right format to advance this subject among young Readers?
Max Skorwider:
Let's not fool ourselves – the Constitution is simply a boring, hard-to-law paper for most people. most likely not many of us read it. It's about all of us. That's why we reached for the comic book – a form in which the painting not only illustrates, but co-creates meaning. The combination of text and image activates another perception mechanisms – content becomes more accessible, understandable and, most importantly, easier to remember. Elements of comic communicative and creation of picturesbooks are a proven form of dialog with readers – engaging, visual and open to interpretation.
Bogus Janiszewski:
We besides wanted to explain in a alternatively simple and clear way what the constitution was. Hence the thought to invitation ants to translate matters for us essential. due to the fact that in the anthill, you can see things like that. That the workers run like ants, the workers just watch and the queen parent sits in an anthills and eats candy. And it begs to do any tiny revolt, introduce ant-law and establish a constitution.
What adults don't tell you...photo Publicat Publishing HouseSkrowider and Janiszewski are invaluable specialists in complex subjects. A duo you might know from the best-selling series “What adults don’t tell you (because they frequently don’t know for themselves)’. The best-selling series of books popularizing knowledge, intended for readers aged 9-12+, conquered the hearts of thousands of children, their parents and teachers.
"Constitution, or an ant robot" appears as the first title of the fresh cycle "This is not what adults tell you either".
Photo Publicat Publishing HouseBogus Janiszewski (text), Max Skorwiter (illustrations), Constitution, or an ant robot, series: “This is what adults don't tell you”, Publications, age category: 9-12+
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