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The Last Educational Change in Finland – its Dimensions and Multiliteracy Teaching

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Suwalska A.
Studia Edukacyjne
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2021
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issue 60
199-211
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This article reveals the educational change in Finland in the context of multiliteracy. Multiliteracy is one of the seven transversal competences introduced by the Finnish basic education curriculum reform between the years 2012 and 2016. School multiliteracy is developed through cross-subject studies with the usage of particular language. There are involved various texts during teaching to prepare well-educated global citizens who are able to to overcome obstacles of the contemporary world and to follow the global changes in a job market. Multiliteracy helps prepare a global citizen with the skills of global lingua franca.
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Why is Translation Relevant Today: Ideas for Future Translators

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Klimkowski K.
Language. Culture. Politics. International Journal
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2023
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vol. 1
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issue 1
39-48
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Cultural, educational and professional frameworks recognised by our civilization have been formulated as texts. Translation is the only method allowing for their global dissemination. Religions, literatures, learning theories and organizational cultures are products of translation. Yet, the relevance of translation is not only a matter of the past. It is argued in this article that translation is relevant today. In its educational aspect, translation can help realize that language differences are a resource in text comprehension and meaning making. Professional benefits of translating include language fluency that is more than a technical skill: it enables recognising nuances of meaning and sense, allowing for realistic language use. It can be a core advantage for specialists in creative industry, for industry analysts and for lots of other professionals engaging in cross-cultural interactions. Finally, being a translator one has a transversal competence of service provision.
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Developing students’ transversal competences through cultivation of health literacy competence

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Borova T., Petrenko V., Ved T., Pyvovarov V.
Marketing Instytucji Naukowych i Badawczych
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2021
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vol. 40
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issue 2
35-52
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The recognition that transversal competences are increasingly needed to face the challenges of the ever-changing world has given rise to work examining students' development of transversal competences (TVCs) during their university time. This approach argues in favor of embedding transversal competences as well as health literacy competence and subject-based competences in curricula. The mini-study presented herein first posits a logical model for the integration of transversal competences in university curricula, supplemented with a qualimetric model comprising 6 factors associated with transversal competences. The resulting tools for transversal competence evaluation and self-assessment were next applied in a pilot questionnaire study of a small group of management students at a local university. Overall, the findings support the claim that students' TVC development requires a new educational paradigm based on a holistic approach to competence-based learning that involves the harmonious development of a person's TVCs and subject-based competences. Moreover, the results may serve as a reference for future studies on transversal competences and health literacy in particular, as well as for teachers and researchers in related fields.
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Cosmopolitan Cultural Citizenship as an Educational Strategy

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Gorbunova L.
Dialogue and Universalism
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2017
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issue 2
85-102
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The recent civilization transition generates socio-cultural challenges for humanitari-an policy. How to learn to live in a multicultural world in the face of increasing globali-zation, integration and the information revolution which multiply differences? What cultural concept can be the basis for the transformation of education and humanitarian policy? The article deals with the dynamics of the comprehension of cultural strategies by applying the concepts of interculturality, multiculturality and transculturality. It is concluded that the concepts of transculturality and transversality are descriptively and normatively suitable to form a new educational policy and, in result, a global cultural citizenship.
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The tasks of basic education for adults 2017 in Finland in the light of basic values, assessment and support for learning

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Suwalska A.
Studia z Teorii Wychowania
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2021
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vol. XII(2 (35))
131-145
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Abstract: The article presents an overview of the tasks in National Core Curriculum for Basic Education for Adults 2017, introduced during period of Juha Sippila government, taking curriculum research into account and investigates basic values, assessment with support for learning. The article describes the conditions, the scope of active, curricular educational change and its anticipated social effects. Viewed from the perspective of curriculum, students are well prepared to function as active citizens and members of their communities. There is put an emphasis on the uniqueness of students and the right to good teaching in which adults as students have the right to self-development in schools which promote the understanding of the students’ identity, their philosophy of life and worldviews as a part of students’ continuous development. Adult students are prepared to perceive different viewpoints, answer for unexpected questions and support their own ideas and points of view.
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W artykule przedstawiono przegląd zadań zawartych w Krajowej Podstawie Programowej Kształcenia Podstawowego dla Dorosłych w 2017 r. wprowadzonej w okresie rządów Juha Sippili. Przewidziano skutki społeczne proponowanej zmiany edukacyjnej. Dokument analizuje podstawowe wartości demokratyczne charakterystyczne dla edukacji dorosłych, podkreśla ich wyjątkowość, prawo do samorozwoju i dobrego nauczania. Promuje kulturową różnorodność uczniów, ich filozofię życiową, doświadczenie i światopogląd, przygotowuje do uwzględniania różnych punktów widzenia, udzielania odpowiedzi na pytania oraz podawanie własnych pomysłów. Z perspektywy programu nauczania dojrzali uczniowie są wyposażeni w kompetencje kluczowe i dobrze przygotowani do aktywności obywatelskiej w swojej społeczności.
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