Pays : Belgique
Langue(s) : anglais
Date : du 28-09-2010 au 29-09-2010
Lieu : Ghent
Organisation :
Flemish Community, Department of Education and Training
Programme :
There are still large differences in the field of social inclusion within the European Union. Therefore, the reduction of inequality, poverty and social exclusion is a major challenge and must remain a priority. This challenge applies to all policy areas, but education has a crucial role. Policy makers, social partners, experts, researchers, education and formation providers will debate on this topic. This two-day conference wants to examine the European, national and regional policies, and take a close look at good practice models. The central focus is on equality and inclusion on all education levels.
This conference aims to highlight European, national and regional policy and models of good practices, where equality and inclusion are promoted at all levels of education (preschool, compulsory, higher and adult education).
Policymakers, social partners, experts, researchers, education and training providers and civil society will be given an opportunity to engage in discussions.
The conference will also provide an opportunity to mark the 30th anniversary of the Eurydice network.
Programme:
Keynote speech by Prof. dr. A. Green, Institute of Education, University of London – UK
”Learning, Equality and Social Cohesion”
Keynote speech by Prof. dr. Ides Nicaise, Research Centre for Work and Society, Department of Education Sciences – BE
”A smart social inclusion policy for the EU: the role of education and training”
Parallel workshops:
* 1 : Early childhood education and care
* 2 : Pupils at risk of social exclusion: overcoming school failure and reducing school drop out
* 3 : Lifelong learning pathways and partnerships to tackle educational disadvantage
* 4 : Low skilled adult learners
* 5 : Education for active citizenship
Mr David Hughes, European Education, Audiovisual and Cultural Executive Agency / Eurydice
”Equity, social inclusion and education: some insights into the state of play in Europe from the Eurydice Network”
URL : http://www.education2010.be/.../
Ressources mises à disposition à l'issue de la manifestation :
• diaporamas, résumés : http://www.education2010.be/.../
mot(s) clé(s) : inégalités
Breaking the cycle of disadvantage: Social inclusion in and through education - Belgian EU Presidency
Date : du 28-09-2010 au 29-09-2010
Lieu : Ghent
Organisation :
Flemish Community, Department of Education and Training
Programme :
There are still large differences in the field of social inclusion within the European Union. Therefore, the reduction of inequality, poverty and social exclusion is a major challenge and must remain a priority. This challenge applies to all policy areas, but education has a crucial role. Policy makers, social partners, experts, researchers, education and formation providers will debate on this topic. This two-day conference wants to examine the European, national and regional policies, and take a close look at good practice models. The central focus is on equality and inclusion on all education levels.
This conference aims to highlight European, national and regional policy and models of good practices, where equality and inclusion are promoted at all levels of education (preschool, compulsory, higher and adult education).
Policymakers, social partners, experts, researchers, education and training providers and civil society will be given an opportunity to engage in discussions.
The conference will also provide an opportunity to mark the 30th anniversary of the Eurydice network.
Programme:
Keynote speech by Prof. dr. A. Green, Institute of Education, University of London – UK
”Learning, Equality and Social Cohesion”
Keynote speech by Prof. dr. Ides Nicaise, Research Centre for Work and Society, Department of Education Sciences – BE
”A smart social inclusion policy for the EU: the role of education and training”
Parallel workshops:
* 1 : Early childhood education and care
* 2 : Pupils at risk of social exclusion: overcoming school failure and reducing school drop out
* 3 : Lifelong learning pathways and partnerships to tackle educational disadvantage
* 4 : Low skilled adult learners
* 5 : Education for active citizenship
Mr David Hughes, European Education, Audiovisual and Cultural Executive Agency / Eurydice
”Equity, social inclusion and education: some insights into the state of play in Europe from the Eurydice Network”
URL : http://www.education2010.be/.../
Ressources mises à disposition à l'issue de la manifestation :
• diaporamas, résumés : http://www.education2010.be/.../
mot(s) clé(s) : inégalités
