🔬 Phase 3 - Investigation
🔍 Matching
⏱ 7 minutes
Task 5 - Match the Value
Five democratic values, five real-life examples. Tap to match each value to what it looks like in everyday life - no penalty for trying again.
Match the value to the real-life example
Tap a value on the left, then tap the example on the right that matches it. Correct pairs turn green instantly; incorrect pairs shake gently - try again, no penalty.
Progress:
0 / 5
Democratic values
Real-life examples
5 / 5
All pairs matched - collaborative, not graded
📋 Formative only · Saved to teacher dashboard
Reflection · Auto-saved · Private
Which value was easiest to spot in real life - and which was hardest?
Bridge to Task 6 - Rights, Responsibilities & Real Examples
"You can now recognise these five values in everyday life. Next, let's see how they connect to real rights - and real examples from Romania, Europe, and schools like yours."
What happens in Task 5
A 7-minute Phase 3 - Investigation activity. Five democratic values (Respect, Tolerance, Equality, Cooperation, Solidarity) are matched to five real-life classroom examples via click-to-match, with instant animated feedback. After all five pairs are matched, a score card reveals (ungraded, collaborative) and a reflection field appears.
🔍 The five pairs
Respect → Listening to a classmate explain a tradition from their country
Tolerance → Accepting that your neighbour celebrates different holidays
Equality → All students receive the same opportunity to participate in class
Cooperation → Working together on a project despite language differences
Solidarity → Supporting a classmate who is excluded because of their origin
♿ SEN Adaptations
- Matching activity available with image support alongside text (toggled per student in teacher dashboard)
- Tap-to-select mode is already the default - fully accessible, no drag-and-drop needed
- No time pressure - the activity never auto-advances
- Reflection field accepts voice-to-text via microphone button
🖨️ No-Tech Format
- Printed card-matching activity - five value cards and five example cards
- Students physically match pairs on their desk, individually or in pairs