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Rethinking Education - Towards a Global Common Good

This publication from UNESCO is their most significant report on Education since Learning: The treasure within in 1996, (the ‘Delors Report’), and before that Learning to Be: The world of education today and tomorrow in 1972, (the ‘Faure Report’).

Smart City Learning - Special Issue of Interaction Design and Architecture(s) Journal (IxD&A) - Deadline Extended to 30/11/15

Special Issue on “SMART CITY LEARNING: OPPORTUNITIES and CHALLENGES” to be published at the Interaction Design and Architecture(s) Journal (IxD&A) (ISSN 1826-9745, eISSN 2283-2998).

EPALE Seminar in Catania on Migration and Adult Education

Following on from the PASCAL Conference which included a major focus on the issues of migration, the University of Catania is please to be holding an EPALE conference on 20 November concerned with the training of adult educators who are working with migrants. Details are attached.

EPALE is the European Commission's electronic platform for Adult Learning.

 

 

Our hearts go out to all victims of terror

On behalf of PASCAL we post below a response made by our colleague Chris Duke on the campaigning website 38 Degrees with which we are sure that PASCAL subscribers will wish to echo. We could add many more examples of terrorist acts even in the last week, such as that of the 224 Russians most likely murdered over the Sinai desert, and as Chris says our hearts are with all victims of such atrocities.

The TEF(LON) - will it stick?

A much awaited Green Paper has been published today in the UK entitled, Fulfilling our Potential: Teaching Excellence, Social Mobility and Student Choice. The press release from the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills can be found at this link.

PASCAL - Twitter thought leader for the global placemaking movement

PASCAL's social media profile continues to rise! It was particularly pleasing to have been added to the list maintained by the high-profile New York based Project for Public Places of over 100 people and organisations who they regard as being leaders in the placemaking movement.  PASCAL has now been 'listed'  over 180 times by organisations and individuals on Twitter as an organisation whose tweets on topics of interest they wish to follow.

Random Reflections by Dr. Rajesh Tandon – November 2015

Here is another round of random reflections for your perusal:

Communities of Practice in Lifelong Learning - an Invitation

We are currently involved in a project called DISCUSS (see http://www.discuss-community.eu), which is supported by PASCAL about the development of communities of practice in lifelong learning. We know that many PASCAL subscribers have had many years of experience in such communities and wonder if some of you would be willing to write a short blog (just one page of response only is needed) about some of your experiences in the context of projects in the field of lifelong learning.

Engendering Economic Development

A recent report indicates that improved gender balance in employment, entrepreneurship and corporate leadership can contribute to enhanced annual GDP rates from 1.5 to 2 percent in countries as diverse as China, Turkey and Canada.

Belgium Campus and Bothlale Innovation Village

Following discussions at the recent PASCAL conference in Catania I have been invited to profile the Belgium Campus of which I am Rector, and our Bothlale Innovation Village.

 

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