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Effecting Change Through Learning Networks: The Experience of the UK Teacher Education Network for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) and Global Citizenship (GC)

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Inman S., Mackay S., Rogers M., Wade R.
Journal of Teacher Education for Sustainability
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2010
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vol. 12
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issue 2
97-109
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The article discusses and evaluates the experience of the UK Teacher Education Network for education for sustainable development (ESD) and global citizenship (GC) as a community of practice dedicated to embedding ESD and GC across teacher education in the UK. The article sets out the global and UK policy context for ESD and GC and outlines the differing government support and guidance for ESD/GC within teacher education across the four nations of the UK. The development and activities of the Network as a community of practice are evaluated in relation to the original aims of the Network with respect to the development and sharing of good practice and the embedding of ESD/GC across teacher education in the UK. The article concludes by arguing that the Network is successful in the first of the aims as there is now a vibrant UK wide teacher education community of practice in ESD/GC whereby radical practice can be explored, questioned and shared. However, the rapidly changing government policy context for education particularly in England makes it difficult to predict how effectively the Network can affect policy change and/or long lasting change in course content so as to embed ESD/GC in teacher education across the UK. The authors suggest that the Network will need to work alongside new and existing alliances to try to convince policy makers of the critical need to ensure that new teachers are equipped to develop effective ESD/GC in schools.
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ГЛОБАЛЬНЕ ГРОМАДЯНСТВО ТА ОСВІТА В ЦІЛЯХ ГЛОБАЛЬНОГО ГРОМАДЯНСТВА ЯК ЗАВДАННЯ СТАЛОГО РОЗВИТКУ

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Shvets I.
Eunomia – Rozwój Zrównoważony – Sustainable Development
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2018
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issue 1(94)
285-292
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The world we live in today is becoming increasingly interdependent - economically, politically, culturally and in terms of ecology. In a context of globalization and growing interconnections and interdependencies emerged a need to develop and spread an ideology which emphasizes that a person, first and foremost, is a member of the global community of people. The article gives an account of the concept of global citizenship, analyses the features that are inherent to the „citizen of the world”. Finally, the importance of global citizenship education is emphasised for the achievement of the sustainable development goals.
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Educating for profit, educating global citizenship

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Hickman L.
Human Affairs
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2012
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vol. 22
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issue 1
11-16
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After reviewing current proposals for standardized testing in K-12 education (United States) and for imposition of free-market economic and business models on higher education (Texas, Florida, and the United Kingdom), I argue that both types of proposals rest on flawed pedagogical assumptions and tend to undermine educational practices that promote the development of global citizens. I suggest that John Dewey was aware of the type of challenges now faced by educators and that he provided tools for blunting the force of these proposals and moving educational practice toward more desirable ends.
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Torn between patriotic, civic and disciplinary aspirations. Evolving faces of Belgian and Flemish history education, from 1830 to the future

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Van Nieuwenhuyse K.
Sprawy Narodowościowe
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2018
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issue 50
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Torn between patriotic, civic and disciplinary aspirations. Evolving faces of Belgian and Flemish history education, from 1830 to the futureHistory education worldwide faces competing, rival visions and even contrasting expectations. Those expectations can be clustered in three main groups, each pursuing a different main goal for and a different approach towards studying the past: ‘nation-building and social cohesion’, ‘democratic participation and civic behavior’, and ‘disciplinary understanding’. This contribution examines how secondary school history education in Belgium (since its establishment in 1830) has been given shape, and how its main goals have evolved. Belgium (and later on Flanders) serves as an interesting case study, as the country testifies to a difficult, contested past, has evolved into a nation-state in decline, and is increasingly characterized by intercontinental immigration. Using the three clusters of rival expectations as an analytical framework, it is analyzed what the consecutive main goals for the school subject of history have been, which changes occurred throughout the past two centuries and why, and what have been the effects of these different types of history education on young people. The analysis allows to discern three main stages in the history of history education in Belgium/Flanders. For all three, the main goals are explained, and their effects examined. This contribution concludes with critically discussing the different aims, and, while reporting on the current reform of the school subject of history in Flanders, setting a fourth aim to the fore. Rozziew pomiędzy aspiracjami patriotycznymi, obywatelskimi i zrozumieniem dyscypliny. Ewolucja oblicza nauczania historii w szkołach Belgii i Flandrii od 1830 roku i jego przyszłośćNa całym świecie nauczanie historii napotyka konkurujące i rywalizujące ze sobą wyobrażenia, a nawet rodzi sprzeczne oczekiwania. Oczekiwania owe można ująć w trzy kompleksy zasadniczych zagadnień, przy czym każdy z nich ma inny główny cel studiowania przeszłości i inaczej do niego podchodzi; są to: „budowanie narodu i spójność społeczna”, „demokratyczna partycypacja i postawy obywatelskie” oraz „rozumienie dyscypliny”. Artykuł omawia, w jaki sposób kształtowało się nauczanie historii w szkołach średnich w Belgii (od jej powstania w 1830 roku) i jak ewoluowały jego główne cele. Belgia (a później Flandria) służy jako interesujący przypadek badawczy, gdyż kraj ten doświadczył trudnej, kontestowanej przeszłości, stał się państwem jednonarodowym w upadku i coraz bardziej właściwa mu jest międzykontynentalna imigracja. Wykorzystując wspomniane wyżej trzy kompleksy złożonych oczekiwań jako analityczne ramy badawcze, autor analizuje najistotniejsze zadania, które stoją przed przedmiotem szkolnym historia, następnie omawia zmiany, które zaszły w tym zakresie w minionych dwóch stuleciach i wyjaśnia ich przyczyny, a wreszcie docieka, jaki wpływ odmienne rodzaje nauczania historii wywarły na młodych ludzi. Analiza pozwala wyróżnić trzy zasadnicze etapy w dziejach nauczania historii w Belgii / Flandrii. Autor objaśnia, jakie główne cele stały przed wszystkimi trzema grupami i jakie przyniosły efekty. Artykuł zamyka krytyczna ocena omawianych celów oraz przedstawienie aktualnie mającej miejsce reformy przedmiotu szkolnego historia we Flandrii, a na końcu wskazanie czwartego celu: edukacji na przyszłość. [Trans. by Jacek Serwański]
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Kilka uwag o heterogeniczności edukacji globalnej

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Kuleta-Hulboj M.
Teraźniejszość – Człowiek – Edukacja
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2015
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vol. 18
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issue 1(69)
67-80
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This article contributes to the debates on global education. Its aim is to analyze the field of global education and to critically reflect upon its theoretical fundaments. This article indicates numerous conceptual and theoretical dilemmas concerning the field of global education, such as the notions of culture, development, global citizenship and global citizenship education. The article finishes with a conclusion about the heterogeneity of global education being the result of its different theoretical assumptions, pedagogical traditions, ideological beliefs and major goals being advocated for it.
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Celem artykułu jest analiza i dekonstrukcja pola problemowego określanego mianem „edukacji globalnej” oraz krytyczna refleksja nad jej podstawami teoretycznymi. W artykule wskazane zostały liczne dylematy teoretyczne związane z rozumieniem edukacji globalnej, jej teoretycznych założeń ontologicznych i epistemologicznych oraz pojęć nieodłącznie związanych z edukacją globalną, takich jak rozwój, kultura, globalne obywatelstwo, globalna edukacja obywatelska. Konkluzją artykułu jest twierdzenie o heterogeniczności edukacji globalnej, wyrastającej z odmiennych założeń teoretycznych, odmiennej tradycji edukacyjnej, ideologii i stawianych jej celów.
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Digital Education Strategies

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Targowski A.
Filozofia i nauka. Studia filozoficzne i interdyscyplinarne
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2022
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vol. 10
117-135
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This study analyzes and discusses key strategies for digital education. It begins by examining and defining several key concepts, including global citizenship, digital citizenship, computational thinking, informational thinking, and systemic thinking. Moreover it analyzes the role of leadership in the age of digitalization and advocates for panoramic leadership. Then it compares STEM-based education with STEAMbased education extended by panoramic leadership – STEAMPL.
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Digital Education Strategies

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Targowski A.
Filozofia i Nauka
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2022
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vol. 10
117-135
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This study analyzes and discusses key strategies for digital education. It begins by examining and defining several key concepts, including global citizenship, digital citizenship, computational thinking, informational thinking, and systemic thinking. Moreover it analyzes the role of leadership in the age of digitalization and advocates for panoramic leadership. Then it compares STEM-based education with STEAM-based education extended by panoramic leadership – STEAMPL.
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Digital Education Strategies

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Targowski A.
Filozofia i Nauka
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2022
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vol. 10
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