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GCED 101: Introduction to GCED

About the Course

 

The course aims to provide an overview of the GCED (Global Citizenship Education) as well as its background, concepts under the framework of UNESCO, and guidelines for teaching and learning. The course will help participants gain an understanding of the key concepts and principles of GCED, recognize educational issues relevant to GCED, and identify pedagogical approaches to GCED.

 

Basic course is open to everyone and you can also take the full course by registration. Click here for more information

 

 

APCEIU

The Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding (APCEIU) was established in 2000 as a UNESCO Category 2 centre to promote education for a Culture of Peace. APCEIU is working in close collaboration with UNESCO Offices, National Commissions of Member States, related educational institutes, and civil society to promote global citizenship education (GCED) under the framework of education for international understanding (EIU) towards a Culture of Peace.

 

APCEIU has devoted itself to strengthening GCED/EIU capacities by pursuing its philosophy and policies through training teachers and teacher trainers; research and policy development; developing educational materials and programs; organizing different levels of workshops and conferences; and strengthening the network of teachers, educators, experts, civil society leaders and other stakeholders.

 

 

 

 

 

Course contents

3 modules

Chapter 3: The Education We Need

Chapter 4: Emergence of GCED as Global Education Agenda

Chapter 7: What is GCED?

Discussion

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jovarpantao

토요일, 26 10월 2024, 12:25 오후

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Global citizenship education is an educative process that enables the learners to demonstrate cognitive, socio-emotional and behavioral change in order to address the problems in both the local and global communities.

sunil yousaf

월요일, 14 10월 2024, 7:25 오후

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Global citizenship is need of our world. we can live together peacefully if we consider equality for all, we consider global problems rather than local problems to ensure that we make this world a safer and happier place for all to live.

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Fostino Adam

화요일, 8 10월 2024, 9:30 오후

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Global citizenship Education(GCED) is an approach to learning that helps people understand and engage with the world's complexities.

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Villacastin Roy Ashlee

일요일, 6 10월 2024, 2:47 오전

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Imagine a world where everyone, regardless of their background, understands the interconnectedness of our planet and feels a sense of responsibility towards each other. That's the vision behind global citizenship education (GCE), a powerful approach to learning that goes beyond simply understanding our own communities. It's about developing the knowledge, skills, and values to become active, compassionate members of a global community.

Think of it this way: GCE is like a toolbox filled with essential tools for navigating our complex world. It equips us with the knowledge to grasp global issues like climate change, inequality, and conflict, and the critical thinking skills to understand different perspectives. It fosters empathy, respect for diversity, and a sense of belonging to a common humanity. And finally, it empowers us with the practical skills to collaborate, resolve conflicts peacefully, and take action to make a difference.

In today's world, where challenges like climate change and pandemics demand global cooperation, GCE is more vital than ever. It's about recognizing that we're all interconnected and that our actions have ripple effects across the globe. This means developing the ability to work together, to bridge cultural divides, and to make ethical decisions that benefit everyone.

But GCE isn't just about learning facts and figures. It's about developing a sense of responsibility and engaging in our communities. It's about becoming active citizens who advocate for positive change, whether it's volunteering in our local neighborhoods or raising awareness about global issues.

The journey of becoming a global citizen is a lifelong one, and it begins with each of us. It's about opening our minds to new perspectives, building bridges with people from different cultures, and actively contributing to a more just and sustainable world. It's about recognizing that we all have a role to play in creating a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

bawknumai

금요일, 4 10월 2024, 11:31 오후

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Global Citizenship Education (GCED) encourages individuals to recognize
global interconnections, respect cultural diversity, and engage in solving global issues. It emphasizes understanding shared challenges, such as inequality and climate change, and inspires proactive efforts for peace, justice, and sustainability.
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