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Aims:
Addressing Diversity and Equality in Adult Education
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As the Europe becomes a more culturally and ethnically diverse nation, educational establishments are becoming more diverse, too, and should find the most effective pedagogical approaches to help all learners succeed in their studies as well as learn to get along with each other.
- - Improved competences, linked to the participants’ professional profiles:
- - Increased English language skills
- - Increased knowledge of diversity and equal opportunities
- - Increased analytical skills
- - Increased knowledge of different ways how to address diversity issues in adult education
- - Increased creativity and motivation
- - Increased awareness of European Equality Regulations
- - Explore benefits of cross-sector partnership
Better quality of the work through
- - Increased knowledge of new methods and approaches
- - Greater understanding and responsiveness to social, linguistic and cultural diversity of Europe and local area
- - Increased motivation and creativity in daily work
To create a positive environment where learners and teachers/trainers are respectful of different backgrounds, adult education centres have to be proactive.
They should strive to create an environment where all people feel valued and can learn.
This training aims to help adult education institutions create and sustain a welcoming and inclusive environment for learners from all backgrounds and ensure equal access for all.
This course takes a refreshing look at the subject of equal opportunities with an interactive sessions that aims to encourage a greater understanding of the subject.
By the end of the training course you are guaranteed to leave with a different approach and a firmer understanding of what is required in practice.
During the training you will explore theoretical and practical aspects of addressing diversity and equality in education environment as well as will visit local colleges to gain a greater understanding how UK schools address diversity and equality.
Why Do We Need to Address Diversity?
As more and more students from diverse backgrounds populate 21st century classrooms, and efforts mount to identify effective methods to teach these students, the need for pedagogical approaches that are culturally responsive intensifies. Today’s classrooms require teachers to educate students varying in culture, language, abilities, and many other characteristics.To meet this challenge, teachers/trainers must employ not only theoretically sound but also culturally responsive pedagogy. Teachers must create an educational culture where all students regardless of their cultural and linguistic background are welcomed and supported, and provided with the best opportunity to learn.
Learning outcomes:
Broader understanding of practices, policies and systems:
Methods used: Combination of methodology sessions, case studies, practical activities in the field and visits to local schools.
How to Apply?
POSSIBLE Source of FUNDING
Erasmus+ Mobility project for school education staff under Key Action 1 (staff training) follow the link here: Opportunities for staff
Who can take part?
Staff engaged in adult education activities, including support staff, managers and guidance staff as well as teachers and trainersEligible countries:
All EU countries and Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Republic of Macedonia, Norway, Turkey and Iceland).When & How to apply:
Applicants (any organisation working in adult education field) have to submit their grant application by2 February at 12:00 (midday Brussels time).