Registration open for June 8 conference: The teacher in current and future education
Registration open for June 8 conference: The teacher in current and future education
Registration open for June 8 conference: The teacher in current and future education
The session will delve into the role of the teacher in promoting students’ personal characteristics such as creativity, cooperation, flexibility and critical spirit. The conference will be held on the Eskoriatza campus.
On June 8, the Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences of Mondragon University will host a conference on The teacher in current and future education. The conference will take place on the Eskoriatza campus, beginning at 5:00 p.m. Registration is now open: register for the conference.
The conference has been organized as part of the Eragin research project. The main objective of the project is to promote initiatives to transform employment, quality workplaces and employment in educational institutions. For this purpose and with this main objective, the project aims first, to define and evaluate the key conditions and competencies of the teaching staff and second, to evaluate the key conditions and competencies of the teaching staff and analyze their relationship with student talent.
The purpose of this conference
Society and educational contexts are changing, and education is far from oblivious to the great changes that are taking place; it is, in fact, very much determined by digitalization, migratory movement, sustainability and the health situation, among other factors. In this changing context, teachers have a great responsibility, one that goes beyond traditional academic objectives, to work, guide and adapt learning processes to change, and to promote the personalized and cooperative learning of future workers.
Gipuzkoa needs creative, cooperative, flexible and critical people to respond appropriately to the challenges of this century. With this in mind, it is students’ personal characteristics that have been put on center stage in different educational centers and universities. The conference will focus on the teaching staff who are key in the promotion of these personal characteristics. Thus, the seminar on June 8 aims to answer the following questions: What role should teachers play in the promotion of these characteristics in their students? What are the key competencies that teachers should have? In innovative contexts, what is the quality employment of teachers like?
Provisional agenda
- 5:00 p.m. Opening remarks.
- 5:10 p.m. The teaching staff of Gipuzkoa today: contributions of the Eragin Project.
- 5:30 p.m. Conference: The role of the teacher in the development of key competencies for student work. Nagore Iñurrategi (Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences-Mondragon University).
- 5:50 p.m. Round table: key competencies of teachers and quality employment in innovative contexts.
- Jaione Uriarte (Arizmendi School).
- Ana Monge (Tolosa Inmakulada Lanbide School).
- Maitane Basasoro (University of the Basque Country).
- Nagore Murua (Mariaren Lagundia School).
- Aritz Larreta.
- 6:30 p.m. Coworking.
- 6:50 p.m. Conclusions and closing remarks.
The Eragin Project
Last year, as part of the Eragin Project, we organized the Conference Talent in the educational centers of Gipuzkoa. We also published the Guide to promoting student talent (click here for the video presentation of the guide). During the present academic year, the Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences will work not only on the Eragin Project, but also on seven other competitive projects. The Eragin Project is supported in part by the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa. _______________________________________________________________________