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| − | <div class="teaser-text">With this toolbox we want to unleash civil initiative with competency based learning approaches. <!--out.png | 400px | right]] --> We think, that learning and education can much more contribute to the ideal of a society shaped by active citizens than the traditional model of cognitive education. Education understood as empowerment lays the foundation for an active attitude towards lifelong learning and helps people to apply their power and skills for something purposeful and for the public good. Helping people to gain competences is a collaborative task of families, schools, initiatives and other organizations providing learning.</div> | + | <div class="methodpage-content"> |
| − | <div style="text-align: center; font-weight: bold; color: #d21e3d;">_ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ ._ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ ._ . _ </div> | + | <div class="teaser-text">[[File:Understanding.png | right | 200px | link=https://competendo.net/en/Understanding]]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. Education that supports agency, autonomy, democratic resilience and change. |
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| | + | ==Democracy- and Human Rights-Related Learning == |
| | + | Education for Democratic Citzenship aims to foster initiative, an active role of an individual in public life (participation). This includes a systematic understanding of how one's individual engagement is connected to the society, the political system, or to complex social challenges. It helps citizens/learners to develop a democratic attitude toward other people and groups and contribute to a peaceful democratic culture. It is necessary to understand and co-create social transitions. |
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| − | ==Key competences as a goal, <br>empowerment as a learning approach==
| + | This toolbox aims to show how democracy-related educational approaches contribute to modern competence-oriented pedagogy and how modern competence orientation improves democracy-related pedagogy. |
| − | <div class="teaser-text">Our idea of facilitation focuses on two main aspects. As a fundamental ''goal of education'' and learning we shape and strengthen ''key competences''. Competence based education shifts the focus on the indidvidual needs and the realistic applicability of the learned. It defines learning outcomes wider than knowledge, including the practical skills of learners and their competences to act in complex social situations.
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| − | The fundamental ''didactical approach'' we promote is the idea of ''empowerment'' - helping each individual to act self-responsible, purpose- and powerful. </div>
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| − | | + | ====Glossaries==== |
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| − | ===[[Competencies]]=== | + | <noinclude>{{:Glossaries}}</noinclude> |
| − | '''Introduction:''' For applying complex knowledge we need more than learning from books and in classes. Competence based learning processes cover the broad range of skills, knowledge and attitudes, which one needs for successful action in a modern society. They help inidviduals to develop their key competences and an active attitude to the idea of life-long learning.
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| − | ===[[Empowerment]]=== | + | <categorytree mode=pages>Understanding</categorytree> |
| − | '''Introduction:''' Equip individuals with skills, knowledge and competences for feeling, using and sharing their influence and power as self-responsible individuals. This active and autonomous attitude towards social challenges and social groups is interconnected with the ideas of democratic citizenship and civil involvement.
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| − | <div style="text-align: center; font-weight: bold; color: #d21e3d; padding: 20px;"> <br>_ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ ._ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ ._ . _ </div> | + | ==Articles:== |
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| | + | ===[[What Competency-based learning is... | Section: Compe­tence Focus]]=== |
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| − | ==Theoretical aspects of learning and groups==
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| − | <div class="teaser-text">Following the idea of competence based learning and empowerment we need to reflect the learning conditions, our idea of education, and the role of the trainer or teacher. And since social life is shaped through group and intergroup collaboration, we need to reflect the specifics of social groups as collective spaces for involvement and as learning spaces. </div>
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| − | | + | * Aspects of experiential learning, |
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| + | * Power and participation, |
| − | | + | * Motivation and inspiration. |
| − | ===[[Experiential Learning]]===
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| − | '''Introduction:''' Experiential learning sees learning as a process of individual development, holistic in a sense as it appreciates knowledge, skills and attitudes of learners as relevant. It combines learning opportunities in everyday life, school, and all activities beyond classrooms in the civil society.
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| − | ===[[Teamwork and Group Dynamics]]=== | + | ===[[Digital@Learning | Section: Digital@Learning]]=== |
| − | '''Introduction:''' Personal cooperation is a management instrument and a learning opportunity for enhancing soft skills. The more diverse groups are, they need to reflect and to apply cooperation models or ways of decisionmaking. These necessary reflections include a more detailed understanding of group processes and team roles.
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| + | The section includes: |
| | + | * Digital in the Learning Process |
| | + | * Social, Political, Cultural Background about Digitalisation |
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| − | ===[[Communication]]===
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| − | '''Introduction:''' Communication skills lead in the best case to understanding, efficiency or appreciation of the involved communication partners. This section introduces models that illustrate conditions for successful communication and offer models for gaining communicative competence.
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| | + | ===[[Group-related and Interpersonal Aspects | Section: Group and Inter­per­sonal Aspects]]=== |
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| − | ===[[Conflict Management]]===
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| − | '''Introduction:''' The capacity to conflict resolution influences the quality of collaboration and cooperation in the group in a positive way. With conflict management we improve the quality and efficiency of communication and equip our participants with conflict management skills.
| + | * Teamwork and Group Dynamics |
| | + | * Communication |
| | + | * Diversity |
| | + | * Conflict Management |
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| − | ===[[Understanding: Sources & Glossary]]===
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| − | '''Introduction:''' On this peage we collect links to external glossaries and sources.
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| − | '''Introduction:''' Developing diversity consciousness and managing diversity in groups equips our participants to involve in the society and to shape in general a better quality of participation. This includes work against structural discrimination and under-representation of marginalized groups, fostering those who have not yet developed the capacities to become involved. And last but not least to encourage those people who have already developed these capacities to become advocates for a positive approach towards plurality and equality. </div>
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| − | ===Understanding===
| + | <noinclude>{{:Navi: Understanding}}</noinclude> |
| − | ==Key Aspects==
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| − | * [[Empowerment]]
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| − | **[[Affirmative Action]]
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| − | **[[Cooperative Learning]]
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| − | **[[Active Citizenship Education]]
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| − | ** [[Citizenship Education: Definitions]]
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| − | * [[Competencies]]
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| − | **[[Knowledge Society]]
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| − | **[[Transversal or Key Competencies]]
| + | ===Competence Navigator=== |
| − | **[[Civic Competences]]
| + | [[File: Competence-navigator-logo.png | link= Competence Navigator]] |
| − | **[[Citizenship Education: Definitions]]
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| − | *[[Experiential Learning]]
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| − | **[[Self-Directed Learning]]
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| − | **[[Non-linear Learning Progress]]
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| − | **[[Circular Learning Model]]
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| − | **[[Holistic Learning]]
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| − | **[[Learner in the Focus]]
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| − | **[[Motivation]]
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| − | *[[Teamwork and Group Dynamics]]
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| − | **[[Model of group development]]
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| − | **[[Belbin Team Inventory]]
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| − | ** [[4 Player Model]]
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| − | ** Myer Briggs Type Identicator
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| − | **NEO Personality Inventory
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| − | **Cognitive Style Index
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| − | **Motivational Style
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| − | **Time Management Styles
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| − | ** [[Personality Styles]]
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| − | *[[Communication]]
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| − | **[[Interpretation]]
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| − | **[[Four Sides of a Message]]
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| − | **[[Habitus: Grammar of the social framework]]
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| − | **[[Language without words: Body language]]
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| − | **[[Powerful Listening]]
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| − | *[[Diversity | General Introduction: Diversity]]
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| − | **[[Diversity: Definition]]
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| − | **[[Diversity Consciousness]]
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| − | **[[Interculture and Transculture]]
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| − | **[[Anti-Bias and Anti-Discrimination]]
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| − | * [[Conflict Management]]
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| − | ** [[Conflicts: An Introduction]]
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| − | ** [[Conflict Analysis and Prevention]]
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| − | ** [[Behavior in conflict situations]]
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| − | ** [[Conflict sources]]
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| − | ** [[Extended Theory | Conflict Management - Extended Theory]]
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| − | * [[Formal, Non-Formal and Informal Education]]
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| − | ===Methods===
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| − | * [[Facilitating Competences]]
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| − | * [[Doing]]
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| − | <div class="statement-gray-inner">"Feeling, gaining and sharing power."
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| − | What's empower ment?
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