Примеры использования Educator competences на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Educator competences in ESD.
Achieved in promoting educator competences for.
The participants will discuss and clarify their understandings of core concepts, i.e., sustainable development(SD),ESD and educator competences.
When developing an educator competences workshop, it is important to remember to.
Progress achieved in promoting educator competences.
As regards tools for educator competences, for each Competence there could be.
III. Proposal for a workshop series on educator competences.
Progress achieved in promoting educator competences for education for sustainable development;
The Steering Committee on ESD also continued to promote educator competences for ESD.
The development and the practice of educator competences are dependent upon a process of empowering educators. .
This chapter provides an example of workshop activities on educator competences for ESD.
Where appropriate, references to educator competences in ESD as developed by the ECE Expert Group on Competences were added(indicator 3.1);
B Provided that the Steering Committee adopts the decision to develop a workshop concept on educator competences for ESD.
In order to adapt the educator competences to national contexts, subregional workshops are being organized under the umbrella of the ECE Strategy for ESD.
The Steering Committee asked the Expert Group to identify educator competences in ESD and means of their implementation.
Strengthening Educator Competences for ESD, e.g., the ECE ESD Competences framework, which had been well received and had already been adopted by institutions across Europe.
Proposal for the development of two complementary sets of tools for developing educator competences in education for sustainable development.
With regard to in-kind contributions for the biennium 2012- 2013, the Netherlands generously hosted the sixth meeting of the Expert Group on Competences andfinanced the design and printing of the publication, Learning for the Future, on educator competences for ESD.
The workshop had built capacity among countries of the region to ensure educator competences for ESD and strengthen coordination on ESD.
The practical promotion of educator competences through trainings and subregional workshops will be one of the priorities in phase III. Furthermore, the Steering Committee is closely linking its work in phase III to the regional and global green economy process.
This is be done through an activity in which participants role play the Expert Group,with a mandate to advise on educator competences and policy recommendations.
Similarly, the document, andin particular its sections related to educator competences in ESD, should be brought to the attention of educators, in particular those responsible for educator training, both initial and in-service.
Empowering educators for a sustainable future, the present document, describes how someone might go about organizing a workshop which uses the Learning for the FutureCompetences framework to enable policymakers and ESD practitioners to explore how educator competences can be developed.
With the expert work concluded, the activities with regard to the development of educator competences should shift towards more practical capacity-building at the national and regional levels.
With regard to educator competences, the Expert Group had produced a set of competences(hereafter"the Competences"), which were as far as possible concrete, and of a nature and character that could be monitored and reasonably assessed ECE/CEP/AC.13/2011/6 paras. 39- 54.
That progress stood in contrast to those countries who had either not reported on educator competences or had reported that"no activity was delivered" to promote educator competences.
Promoting educator competences should be a central aspect in Phase III. Subregional workshops could be used as a means to specify and adapt educator competences, as developed by the Expert Group on Competences, to regional needs;
Member States andother stakeholders should also consider ways in which the issue of educator competences in ESD can be brought to the attention of actors working in non-formal and informal education.
With regard to promoting educator competences in the future, contact with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development could be established in order to discuss the potential role of competences for the Programme for International Student Assessment(PISA), and in particular for the upcoming PISA assessment cycle in 2012.
It had become apparent that there were two main challenges to implementing a series of workshops on educator competences under the UNECE Strategy for ESD, i.e., the lack of a standard workshop concept and very limited financial resources.