Class hour on the topic of who volunteers are. Class hour for high school students dedicated to the year of the volunteer “Volunteer movement in Russia”

What motivates people who decide to take the path of volunteerism? (All answers are accepted and written on the board, “brainstorming”).

And now I suggest you study the generalized list, which includes the motives you named.(Sheets with the list are distributed to everyone).Explore thesemotivations that, select the 5 most significant for you (use the ranking method). You can make your changes to the list of motivations (reformulation, addition, exclusion from the list). Justify your choice.

List of motivations:

1. Help others.

2. Gaining work experience.

3. Using untapped skills.

4. Acquiring new skills.

5. The ability to get out of the house.

6. The opportunity to be active and involved.

7. Opportunity to meet other people.

8. The opportunity to experience the feeling that someone needs you.

9. The opportunity to try yourself in a new business.

10. Opportunity to learn to be responsible.

11. Opportunity to become a winner.

12. The opportunity to have fun with your family and peers.

13. Gaining recognition from others.

14. Using your talents and abilities.

15. Making dreams come true.

16. Helping a friend.

17. The opportunity to be an individual.

18. Inspiring others.

19. Opportunity to meet other people with the same values.

20. An opportunity to show that you care.

21 Interest in a certain field of activity.

While each student is listing important motives, the teaching assistant marks each of the top five motives on the list with some sign. This will make it possible to create a generalized ranked list by counting the number of points received by each motive.

I will ask the assistants to do the calculations, and at this time I invite everyone else to watch a short video. (Video “My path to goodness”).What do you think is the main idea of ​​this video? ( Absolutely everyone can find something they like, find an area where they can be most useful as a volunteer; there are many problem areas in society and the environment of our time, so anyone with an open heart will definitely find someone to help).

Now let's listen to what list of motivations we have. (listed and written down separately on the board).We see that the motives for volunteer activity are noble, this activity is not only designed to help, but is also aimed at developing the personality of the volunteer himself, at acquiring new skills, etc., thus, participation in the volunteer movement is, in any case , creative activity.

What principles of volunteer work can you name? Which of them do you consider the main ones? How, in your opinion, does volunteering differ from professional activities for a salary and from tasks received, for example, from teachers at school?

Voluntary (no one can be forced to act as a volunteer).

Gratuitous (the volunteer’s work is not paid, but the volunteer’s expenses related to his activities can be compensated: travel expenses, transportation costs and others).

Conscientiousness (a volunteer who has undertaken to carry out this or that work must complete it).

Legality (the volunteer’s activities should not contradict the legislation of the Russian Federation).

Solidarity with the principles and goals of the volunteer organization (the volunteer’s activities are aimed at achieving the goals of this organization and do not contradict its principles).

List the areas in which the help of volunteer volunteers in modern society can be useful? (After students enumerate, a generalized list is displayed on the screen)

Help for orphanages.

Help for the elderly.

Municipal management (work in the Boards).

Medical care (compassionate services in hospitals).

Pedagogical support (support for children and adolescents).

Environmental protection.

Intellectual development (organization and holding of intellectual competitions).

Sports, tourism and military training.

Creative development (organization of creative events, competitions, holidays).

Social local history

Labor assistance (labor camps and brigades).

Assistance in restoration work.

Restoration and care of military graves of those killed during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.

Excursion activities.

Craft workshops (help in the revival of traditional crafts.

Which of the following areas are of interest to you personally? What would you like to participate in? What have you already taken part in?(Answers)

Class hour for 1st grade

“Who are volunteers?”

Prepared by:

Primary school teacher

Chulkova Ulyana Alexandrovna

Target:to form in children an idea of ​​the volunteer movement, its main directions at different times, and its significance in the life of society.

Tasks:

· introduce children to

Basic concepts of volunteering;

· consider the history of the development of volunteer activities;

· determine the types of volunteer and socially useful activities;

· to develop in children respect for universal moral values;

· promote the creation of conditions for the development in children of motivation to perform kind and humane deeds;

Progress of the conversation

Teacher: Good afternoon, children. The topic of our conversation today is “Who are volunteers?”

At the beginning of the conversation, I want to know if you know who volunteers are? (Some of the children's answers are filmed)

Volunteer(from Latin voluntarius - voluntary)

1. A volunteer is a person who voluntarily engages in free socially useful activities at his own expense.

2. Volunteer is a person who voluntarily entered military service.

Volunteering or volunteer activities(from Latin voluntarius - voluntary) is a wide range of activities, including traditional forms of mutual aid and self-help, formal provision of services and other forms of civic participation, which are carried out voluntarily for the benefit of the general public without reliance on monetary reward. Volunteers, from the point of view of the law of the Russian Federation, are individuals who carry out volunteer activities in the form of gratuitous work or provision of services (volunteer activities).

Now you have heard many terms, some are familiar to you, but perhaps there are some among them whose meaning is not entirely clear to you. Let's try to find out what is meant by these terms. O. Dahl's dictionary says that charity - these are charitable activities, actions and deeds, free of charge and aimed at public benefit, at providing material assistance to poor people. Who can be called a philanthropist? A philanthropist is someone who does charity.

The activities of charitable organizations require the support of volunteers. To organize volunteer activities, on the one hand, volunteer vacancies are created in charitable organizations, on the other hand, a circle of supporting organizations and the volunteer corps of charitable participants who agree to take part in free labor for the benefit of those in need are formed.

The concept of voluntary (volunteer) activity in the Russian language is often replaced by the concept of “social activity”, which denotes any useful activity for the benefit of society. Volunteer activities are aimed primarily at helping those in dire need of the population who do not have the opportunity to help themselves (old age, homelessness, disability, natural disasters, social cataclysms).

Story

Initially, only volunteer soldiers were called volunteers. In Italy, France, England and Germany, during the Eighty and Thirty Years' Wars, various overlords called upon more and more hunters to fight under their banners, but, often no longer having money to maintain troops, they stipulated that their reward would be only glory and spoils of war. For many this was enough.

However, by the mid-2000s, a demand for this type of activity had clearly emerged in the country. The first volunteer associations began to appear. Some of them were able to earn some social capital and reach a new level of organization - regional or even federal. The number of participants in various volunteer projects is gradually increasing. Since 2010, the government has officially announced support for volunteer projects.

In November 2017, by decree of the President of the Russian Federation, Volunteer Day was established - December 5.

Volunteer (voluntary) activities:

· volunteer activities aimed at protecting human and civil rights and freedoms, protecting the rights of socially vulnerable groups of citizens;

· planting flowers, flower beds, lawns, bushes and trees;

· assistance to such social categories of citizens as: the elderly, street children, youth and students, the homeless, people with disabilities (disabled people), migrants, refugees, former prisoners and others;

· improvement and arrangement of courtyards, plots, city streets;

· helping animals, voluntary assistance to zoos and nature reserves;

· educational conversations aimed at preventing drug addiction, smoking, alcoholism, AIDS, and juvenile delinquency;

· charity concerts and theatrical performances;

· environmental marches, cleaning up garbage and water pollution;

· promotion of healthy lifestyles;

· Internet volunteering;

· work in technical support;

· assistance to rescuers, doctors, etc., for example: participation in combing the area in search of a lost person, surveying the population, etc.

· assistance in organizing major concerts and festivals of various kinds;

· distribution of educational literature aimed at improving the quality of life of a person and his environment

· human rights work in the field of psychiatry (Citizens Commission on Human Rights)

Volunteer work is not paid, but organizers of work on a voluntary basis can pay volunteers for travel, accommodation, food, the purchase of personal protective equipment and insurance premiums for voluntary health insurance, which are not taxed. Volunteers are not only altruists; they can work to gain experience, special skills and knowledge, and establish personal contacts. Volunteer work is often a path to paid work; there is always an opportunity to show and prove yourself from the best side, try yourself in different fields of activity and decide on your choice of life path.

As a class, decide how we can help people.

And bring the answers to the point that we can give smiles to passers-by - draw advertisements in the form:

Has it been a long time since anyone gave you flowers?

Choose any one.

You are a happy person!

Sweetie for you!

Don't forget some candy on the way.

The flower is a seven-colored flower. Take it off and make a wish!

Don't hold a grudge. Hold the ball.

Are you on a diet to lose weight for the summer? Help yourself!......

At the end of the class hour, a video is also shot, answering the same question - Who are volunteers?

Video editing.

"Do good deeds"

Volunteer or volunteer -

person who gives for free

your strength, talent and energy for

common good. Goodwill and

active life position, -

basic principles of volunteering.

Goals:

Providing a positive influence on students when choosing their life values;

Development of the volunteer movement at school;

Formation of positive attitudes of students towards volunteering.

Tasks:

Educational:

Introduce volunteer activities

Educational:

Promote the development of attention, memory, thinking, ability to analyze and draw conclusions

Educational:

Arouse interest in volunteering;

Foster a sense of mutual assistance, critical thinking and trusting relationships;

Learn to listen to the opinions of classmates and respond correctly to their comments.

Planned results:

Subject:

Formulate the concept of volunteer;

Learn to extract the necessary information;

Make generalizations, draw conclusions

Personal:

Develop collaboration skills;

Develop educational and cognitive interest;

Develop positive motivation for extracurricular activities

Metasubject:

Learn to plan your actions in accordance with the task;

Take into account different opinions, interests and justify your position

Formation of UUD:

Personal:

 develop high creative activity when performing collective tasks;

- evaluate your difficulties and achievements.

Regulatory:

 contribute to the development of strong-willed qualities of students when including children in activities

Progress of the class hour:

Of your own free will you always

Rush to help day and night.

Through days, weeks and years

You do good deeds.

Who is the poem talking about?

We are talking about volunteers. Volunteers, the volunteer movement is the topic of our class hour.

In different parts of the world there is a tradition to devote a year to some important event or phenomenon. Russia did not stand aside on this issue; this practice has taken root here and is becoming increasingly popular and significant. The past year was declared the Year of Ecology, and 2018 was declared by Russian President Vladimir Putin as the Year of Volunteers and Volunteers. “This will be your year, the year of all citizens of the country, whose will, energy, generosity is the main strength of Russia,” Putin said, speaking at the Volunteer of Russia award ceremony. The President of the Russian Federation noted that “such examples of civic participation and solidarity are becoming more and more numerous every year.”

In Russia, about seven million people are involved in the volunteer movement, and they enjoy respect and support in society.

According to surveys, two-thirds of the population of our country are ready to help a stranger in trouble.

Who are called volunteers?

Translated from French, “volunteer” means “volunteer”. Representatives of the volunteer movement sincerely believe that performing significant public works and providing assistance to those in need should not be done for the sake of material interest, but completely disinterestedly. In fact, a volunteer is a person who performs socially significant work for free. The reward for the work of volunteers is the appreciation and gratitude of people.

Features of the volunteer movement in Russia

The volunteer movement is based on a principle as old as the world: if you want to feel like a human being, help someone else.

In Russia, the volunteer movement began to emerge in the late 80s, although if you look into history, it should be recognized that it has always existed, for example, in the form of the sisters of mercy service, the Timurov and pioneer movements, various societies for the protection of nature and monuments. However, the volunteer movement has received modern development due to the growing number of social problems, in solving which, given the current economic situation, volunteers are indispensable.

Volunteers are people who create shelters for homeless animals, help the elderly in hospitals and hospices, and are ready to search for missing people for days. “Victory” volunteers take care of veterans and look after monuments to the heroes of the Great Patriotic War. They call themselves one big volunteer family, because they are united by a common goal - to bring good to people.

Volunteers work in hospitals and social institutions, help find missing people, provide all possible assistance to victims of natural disasters, preserve nature and our cultural monuments, our culture, restore the names of fallen soldiers, and help in holding major international events. There are more and more such examples of civic participation and solidarity every year!

Caring for one's neighbor, mercy, readiness to come to the aid of the whole world, to serve the Fatherland - in the soul, in the character, in the culture of our people.

In the Russian Federation, volunteers (unlike the pioneer and Komsomol organizations that once existed) are not united and do not have a single state or non-state support. It is possible to talk about the volunteer movement as a phenomenon only if we take into account that all volunteers are guided in their activities by one common principle - to help people.

Volunteer movement as a form of social assistance

Volunteers provide active assistance to those segments of the population that are most in need of participation and social care. Volunteers can often be found in social welfare services and nursing homes. Volunteer activities also include institutions for people with disabilities and orphanages. Volunteers are involved in collecting things for those who found themselves in a natural disaster zone or suffered after a fire.

This cannot be said that in absolutely all cases the work of volunteers is not paid. But most often, volunteers work in exchange for acquiring experience, knowledge and skills, and establishing useful personal contacts. For young people, volunteering often becomes the first step towards professional growth and a way to make an informed choice of the future area of ​​their main activity.

The volunteer movement trains personnel for public and non-governmental organizations. Volunteers have invaluable experience in social interaction and often have a better grasp of the situation in their chosen field of activity than any government officials. Working as a volunteer contributes to the formation of leaders who are ready to take part in the activities of government and public structures responsible for work in the social sphere.

Volunteering at school

Adults want to see teenagers as kind, sympathetic, sincere people. But these qualities do not arise on their own. They need to be formed and developed. In this important process, the volunteer movement provides invaluable assistance in the school country. The older generation is closer to the word “volunteering,” while the younger generation liked “volunteering.” Why argue? Volunteers or volunteers are people who give their time and energy free of charge for the benefit of other people. And teenagers have a need to do something together, and not just do it, but do good deeds.

What does a teenager experience when he helps someone? Joy, satisfaction, a sense of self-worth and usefulness?

Maybe. But the main thing is that they give a piece of their soul to another person.

Let us formulate the commandments of volunteers:

· find someone who needs your support, help, protect him;

· reveal yourself in any activity that is useful for others and yourself;

· remember that your strength and your value are in your health;

· evaluate yourself and your comrades not by words, but by real relationships and actions.

Conclusion:

In many countries around the world there are volunteer movements, and volunteers are considered important and respected people. The development of volunteering shows the conscious desire of people to take an active part in the global process - the development of civil society.

For each individual volunteer, volunteering represents an opportunity for personal development and the realization of such needs as:

Internal psychological need to be needed;

Need for communication and respect;

Development of leadership abilities;

Protecting your rights and interests;

The opportunity to live an interesting and vibrant life;

The need for self-realization;

Need for professional experience, etc.

That is why today the institution of volunteering is widespread in almost all countries of the world and is becoming every day an increasingly significant resource for the development of society.

Hello.
In our fast-paced times, people don’t often think about other people; it seems like everyone has enough of their own to do and problems. To draw the children's attention to this problem, we held a class hour.
I would like to present to your attention a class hour that took place this week. Class topic “Whoever helps people has his wishes come true.” Prepared and conducted a class hour Zotkina Lisa.

There are, as always, not enough good people...
There are, as always, not enough good people,
There is, as always, a shortage of kind people.
Kind people are not always understood
The hearts of the kind hurt more.
Kind people generously help the sick,
Kind ones - they give warmth and comfort,
The good ones walk in step with the weak ones
And no thanks are expected.
(Genrikh Akulov)

This is what Lisa was talking about. I provide the detailed text.

We live in strange times when many of us tend to think only about ourselves and our well-being. The general pursuit of maximum comfort and all kinds of pleasures leads to the fact that the souls of many become callous. We easily pass by the grief of others, not paying attention to the weak and needy, we try to protect ourselves from any negativity, forgetting that life is fleeting and often cruel.

Compassion for one's neighbor and a willingness to come to the aid of one's own kind are necessary conditions for the survival of society.Help is a unique way of communication between people, sometimes with kind words, sometimes with deeds or actions. Therefore, the question of how to help people is very relevant. If you look around, you can see how many of our fellow citizens need support and immediate help. Children, old people, and disabled people are the weakest and most defenseless categories of the population.

Help for the elderly.