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1 Youth Participation: Education in the Future Youth Participation: Education in the Future Bangkok May 1998 Bangkok May 1998

2 Aspects of the future Youth Participation: Education in the Future

3 What educators should realize Aspects of the future Youth Participation: Education in the Future

4 What educators should realize Aspects of the future What students should realize Youth Participation: Education in the Future

5 What educators should realize Aspects of the future What students should realize Youth Participation: Education in the Future Aspects of the future: -21st Cent. -nature of change -education beyond schooling

6 Reflections on the Future n n Crossing threshold to the 21st Century n n Futureworld: the positive and the negative n n The qualitative nature of change: “The future isn’t what it used to be.” n n Impact on outdated educational systems n n Beyond schooling: lifelong learning in a learning society

7 What educators should realize Aspects of the future What students should realize Youth Participation: Education in the Future Aspects of the future: -21st Cent. -nature of change -education beyond schooling

8 What educators should realize: Changes in - - content - process - learner Borderless learning Aspects of the future: -21st Cent. -nature of change -education beyond schooling Youth Participation: Education in the Future What students should realize

9 What Educators Should Realize n n The content of learning will change. n n The process of learning will change. n n The learner will change, has already changed. n n Knowledge knows no boundaries: - Students abroad - UNESCO’s Associated Schools Program

10 Students Abroad: Developing and Industrialized Countries

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13 What Educators Should Realize n n The content of learning will change. n n The process of learning will change. n n The learner will change, has already changed. n n Knowledge knows no boundaries: - Students abroad - UNESCO’s Associated Schools Program

14 What educators should realize: Changes in - - content - process - learner Borderless learning Aspects of the future: -21st Cent. -nature of change -education beyond schooling Youth Participation: Education in the Future What students should realize

15 What educators should realize: Changes in - - content - process - learner Borderless learning Aspects of the future: -21st Cent. -nature of change -education beyond schooling What students should realize: -self learning -maintaining balances -”four pillars” -responsibility for EFA Youth Participation: Education in the Future

16 What Students Should Realize n n Learning to learn: “You are your own best teacher.” n n Maintaining the key balances in education

17 n Balancing the tensions in a global society--- - observations from the Delors Commission Maintaining the Balances

18 n Balancing the tensions in a global society: -individual development vs. social cohesion Maintaining the Balances

19 n Balancing the tensions in a global society: -individual development vs. social cohesion -internationalism vs. community identities Maintaining the Balances

20 n Balancing the tensions in a global society: -individual development vs. social cohesion -internationalism vs. community identities -industrialized modernity vs. local cultures Maintaining the Balances

21 n Balancing the tensions in a global society: -individual development vs. social cohesion -internationalism vs. community identities -industrialized modernity vs. local cultures -long-term (reason) vs. short-term (emotion) Maintaining the Balances

22 n Balancing the tensions in a global society: -individual development vs. social cohesion -internationalism vs. community identities -industrialized modernity vs. local cultures -long-term (reason) vs. short-term (emotion) -material values vs. moral values -marketplace competition vs. social equity -knowledge explosion vs. human absorption Maintaining the Balances

23 What Students Should Realize n n Learning to learn: “You are your own best teacher.” n n Maintaining the key balances in education

24 What Students Should Realize n n Learning to learn: “You are your own best teacher.” n n Maintaining the key balances in education n n A holistic education: the “four pillars”

25 n n Education for employment? for good citizenship? for social mobility? n n Education as Empowerment n n Delors’ Four Pillars: - learning to know - learning to do - learning to be - learning to live together A Holistic Education

26 What Students Should Realize n n Learning to learn: “You are your own best teacher.” n n Maintaining the key balances in education n n A holistic education: the “four pillars”

27 What Students Should Realize n n Learning to learn: “You are your own best teacher.” n n Maintaining the key balances in education n n A holistic education: the “four pillars” n n Assuming responsibility for Education for All

28 Enrollment in higher education in Asia and the Pacific Region 1970-1990 Southern Asia Eastern Asia Former USSR South eastern Asia Oceania

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33 What educators should realize Aspects of the future What students should realize Youth Participation: Education in the Future

34 Youth Participation: Education in the Future Youth Participation: Education in the Future Bangkok May 1998 Bangkok May 1998


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