Education, culture, youth and sport
#TheFutureIsYours Education, culture, youth and sport in Europe
Event report available
Making sure that Europe’s teachers have the essential competences they require in order to be effective in the classroom is one of the keys to raising levels of pupil attainment. Encouraging teachers to continue developing and extending their competences is vital in a fast-changing world.
The development of key competences, their validation and the provision of competence-oriented education, training and learning should be supported by establishing good practices for better support of educational staff in their tasks and improving their education, for updating assessment and validation methods and tools, and for introducing new and innovative forms of teaching and learning.
Discussion topics:
Supporting innovation, inclusion, quality and achievement in education and training;
Professional learning opportunities and support for educators at all phases of their careers;
Care for well-being of teachers, trainers and educational staff;
Increasing the attractiveness of the teaching profession;
Facilitating networking, knowledge sharing and mobility among institutions.
What are the competences (knowledge, skills and attitudes) educators need? And what policies and practical provisions can support teachers to acquire and develop them throughout their careers?
Supporting innovation, inclusion, quality and achievement in education and training;
Professional learning opportunities and support for educators at all phases of their careers;
Care for well-being of teachers, trainers and educational staff;
Increasing the attractiveness of the teaching profession;
Facilitating networking, knowledge sharing and mobility among institutions.
What are the competences (knowledge, skills and attitudes) educators need? And what policies and practical provisions can support teachers to acquire and develop them throughout their careers?
Panel members:
Joanne Rita Grima – Chief Executive Officer, Institute for Education;
Dr Colin Calleja – Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Malta;
Emile Vassallo – Director General, Directorate for Educational Services, Ministry for Education.
Dr Colin Calleja – Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Malta;
Emile Vassallo – Director General, Directorate for Educational Services, Ministry for Education.
Participation in this session will be online through Zoom and you may register by sending an email on info.sem@gov.mt indicating the entity you represent. We will get back to you with the Zoom link to participate in the session.
Event report
Issues that were raised by participants during the discussion: - Support innovation, inclusion, quality and achievement in education and training. - Care for well-being of teachers, trainers and educational staff - Implementation of policies has to involve not only teachers, but parents, guardians and the whole community. - Increase the attractiveness of the teaching profession. - Facilitate networking, knowledge sharing and mobility among institutions. - The services are there, but they should be pushed into schools and not the other way round. - Experiences abroad for educators increase motivation and gives them the message that they are worth investing in.
24
June 2021
15:00 - 16:00
Number of participants
30
Reference: cofe-MEET-2021-06-13267
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