From Competendo - Digital Toolbox
|
|
| Line 8: |
Line 8: |
| | <div class=left-box> | | <div class=left-box> |
| | *[[What Competency-based learning is...|Competence-centered learning]] is the <abbr title="educational philosophy and general concept">''general approach''</abbr>. | | *[[What Competency-based learning is...|Competence-centered learning]] is the <abbr title="educational philosophy and general concept">''general approach''</abbr>. |
| − | * [[Citizenship Education: Definitions |Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights Education]] are relating this approach to democracy and human rights. | + | * [[Citizenship Education: Definitions |Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights Education]] link this approach to democracy and human rights. |
| | *Cooperative, experiential, resource-oriented and learner-centered learning is the <abbr title="instructions, tasks and way to facilitate">''methodology''. | | *Cooperative, experiential, resource-oriented and learner-centered learning is the <abbr title="instructions, tasks and way to facilitate">''methodology''. |
| | *(Self-)empowerment, democratic consciousness, solidarity and participation are the <abbr title="tangible direct result">''output''.</abbr> | | *(Self-)empowerment, democratic consciousness, solidarity and participation are the <abbr title="tangible direct result">''output''.</abbr> |
Revision as of 12:54, 8 December 2022
Competendo is supporting a holistic view on education and learning. A perspective which is giving equal importance to knowledge, practical skills, attitudes and values. Competence-centered facilitation acknowledges that these all play together. Competences help people to integrate what they’ve learned into their lives in complex situations, as active citizens, or use these competences in a context of societal transformation like in the digitalisation or climate crisis. Competence-centered learning supports agency, autonomy and democratic change.
?
Why Civic Competences are Especially Important
Education for Democratic Citzenship aims to foster initiative, an active role of an individual in public life. This includes a systematic understanding of how one's individual engagement is connected to the society, the political system, or to complex social challenges and is helping citizens/learners to develop a democratic attitude toward other people and groups. All of these abilities are requirements for any successful co-creation and public engagement.
Check Terminology: Glossaries
These glossaries will explain and translate terms:
Terminology of European education and training policy: 130 key terms
Published by: European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training
PDF & Online
Lifelong Learning Glossary
Review of Lifelong learning Terminologyof the Lifelong Learning Platform
Download
TVETipedia Glossary
UNESCO-UNEVOC Centre for technical and vocational education and training: Online
Youthwork translator
of youth work related items: EN, FR, CN, GR, DE
Published by IJAB: Online
Internet Governance Glossary
Online
The Globalcit Glossary
on citizenship and electoral rights by GLOBALCIT/European University Institut: PDF & Online
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Glossary of Terms
by University of Washington - School of Public Health 2021 Download
Articles:
The section includes:
- Competence-based learning,
- Aspects of experiential learning,
- Power and participation,
- Motivation and inspiration.
The section includes:
- Digital in the Learning Process
- Social, Political, Cultural Background about Digitalisation
The section includes:
- Teamwork and Group Dynamics
- Communication
- Diversity
- Conflict Management
Understanding
Also interesting:
Overview of different competence frameworks relevant to lifelong learning.
Online
Download: Banner
