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القضاء على التمييز العنصري والكراهية العنصرية والجرائم الناجمة عن الكراهية العنصرية في العالم Année de publication: 2019 Auteur institutionnel: UNESCO تؤكد الوثيقة أنأشكالالتمييز العنصري والتحريض على الكراهية العنصرية والجرائم الناجمة عن الكراهية العنصرية تمثلًﺗﻬديدالكلالشعوب واﻟﻤﺠتمع الدوليبرمتهطلب ُ. ومن هذا المنطلق، يمن المديرة العامة تعزيز مساهمة اليونسكو الجوهرية في مكافحة العنصرية والتمييز العنصريوكراهية الأجانبان دور ّوما يتعلق ﺑﻬا من تعصب، وموافاة اﻟﻤﺠلس التنفيذي، إبته العاشرة بعد المائتين، بمعلوماتعن التقدم المحرز في هذا الصدد. 
Social Contract Pedagogy: A Dialogical and Deliberative Model for Global Citizenship Education (Background paper for the Futures of Education initiative) Année de publication: 2020 Auteur: Richard Desjardins | Carlos Alberto Torres | Susan Wiksten Auteur institutionnel: UNESCO We propose that together Social Contract Pedagogy (SCP) and Global Citizenship Education (GCE) offer a comprehensive vision including key principles and core elements that are important for rethinking education and shaping the future of the world. We introduce the novel concept of Social Contract Pedagogy (SCP) as a means to adapt the social contract in liberal democracies which has been (conceptually) located at the level of the state, to the level of the classroom and other pedagogically relevant contexts. A key feature of this pedagogy is the negotiation of values and norms in ways that maintain cohesion and inclusion and avoids too much power in the hands of sectarian extremes (of any kind) which tend to impose their views on others, oppress and exclude. This includes using fake news, denying scientific debates and/or any extremely politicized interpretations of evidence and facts to obfuscate or deny consequences of individual and group choices and behavior, but also ‘othering’ of any kind whether from the political right or the political left. In our view, this is an essential premise for the education of democratic citizens. Citizenship education of this kind is seen as essential for the survival and growth of liberal democracies in the future. 
Open School Data: What Planners Need to Know; Ethics and Corruption in Education Année de publication: 2021 Auteur: Muriel Poisson Auteur institutionnel: UNESCO International Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP) Open school data refers to the action of sharing school-level information with the general public, either in paper or electronic format. Generated by government authorities or civil society organizations, the data – often in the form of a school report card – can help monitor the services provided by a school. To be useful, data should be comprehensive, relevant, accurate, accessible, and timely. Topics covered can include funding, teacher attendance, student achievement, availability of facilities, equipment, and materials. 
Selected Drivers of Education Quality: Pre- and In-Service Teacher Training Année de publication: 2019 Auteur institutionnel: World Bank This evaluation examines how the World Bank has supported two types of professional development to improve teacher capacity—preservice and in-service training—and identifies how these drivers of education quality can be better designed, implemented, and scaled up. 
Humanistic Futures of Learning: Perspectives from UNESCO Chairs and UNITWIN Networks Année de publication: 2020 Auteur institutionnel: UNESCO UNESCO’s Futures of Education initiative aims to rethink education and shape the future. The initiative is catalyzing a global debate on how knowledge, education and learning need to be reimagined in a world of increasing complexity, uncertainty and precarity. This publication presents the first curated input to the Futures of Education initiative from the UNITWIN/UNESCO Chairs Programme, which now represents an extensive global network of more than 800 higher education institutions in over 115 countries. It features think pieces that highlight key dimensions to be considered in re-visioning and re-purposing education for the future of humanity and the planet. The collection of the pieces calls for greater focus on a number of critical areas such as: The role of culture in strengthening social and environmental sustainability; the values and attitudes that are needed to shape future generations; the importance of both robust public education, as well as of other learning spaces; the need to strengthen human creativity and capability in the digital era, as well as the role of higher education in generating the knowledge and driving the innovation required to transform our world. 
A Critically Informed Teacher Education Curriculum in Global Citizenship Education: Training Teachers as Field Experts and Contributors to Assessment and Monitoring of Goals (Journal of International Cooperation in Education; Vol.22-2/23-2) Année de publication: 2020 Auteur: Susan Wiksten Auteur institutionnel: CICE Hiroshima University A global market of education development has grown since the 1990s. As the circumstances and contexts of education change globally, there is both a need for shared references in teacher education as well as good reasons for contesting unitary efforts to implement policy goals. Specifically, shared global references for teacher education that can be used by teacher education programs, NGOs and civil society for responding to target 4c. of SDG 4.7 are needed. Accordingly, this article proposes guiding principles and outlines a teacher education curriculum for Global Citizenship Education (GCED) that can be adapted to low-income country contexts as well as high-income contexts. Some of the challenges, possibilities and limitations in the preparation of teachers with the skills needed for supporting the development of the next generation of global citizens are described. The analysis presented draws on data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, the OECD teacher survey, indicators developed by the World Bank, and policy efforts to develop a definition of global competence, among other sources. The concluding discussion proposes that an important possibility presents itself in efforts to involve teachers in the monitoring and evaluation of education development goals. 
A Guide for ensuring inclusion and equity in education Année de publication: 2017 Auteur institutionnel: UNESCO As countries seek to strengthen their national educational systems, finding ways of including all learners and ensuring that each individual has an equal opportunity for educational progress remain major challenges. This guide is intended to support countries in embedding inclusion and equity in educational policy. The ultimate objective is to create system-wide change for overcoming barriers to quality educational access, participation, learning processes and outcomes, and to ensure that all learners are valued and engaged equally. 
Disinfodemic: Deciphering COVID-19 Disinformation (Policy Brief; 1) Année de publication: 2020 Auteur: Julie Posetti | Kalina Bontcheva Auteur institutionnel: UNESCO The purpose of this brief is to provide a structure for understanding the COVID-19 disinfodemic and the responses to it, highlighting practices which have a bearing on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the right to health and the right to freedom of expression. SDG 16.10 calls for “public access to information and fundamental freedoms”. Desinfodemia: Descifrando la desinformación sobre el COVID-19 (Policy Brief; 1) Année de publication: 2020 Auteur: Julie Posetti | Kalina Bontcheva Auteur institutionnel: UNESCO El propósito de este resumen es presentar una estructura para comprender la ‘desinfodemia’ del COVID-19 y las respuestas respectivas, resaltando las prácticas pertinentes a los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible de la ONU, al derecho a la salud y al derecho a la libertad de expresión. EL ODS16.10 subraya la necesidad de “acceso público a la información y libertades fundamentales”. 
[Résumé] Rapport de situation 2020 sur la prévention de la violence à l’encontre des enfants dans le monde Année de publication: 2020 Auteur institutionnel: World Health Organization (WHO) Le Rapport de situation 2020 sur la violence à l’encontre des enfants dans le monde présente les progrès accomplis par les pays en vue d’atteindre les ODD visant à mettre un terme à la violence dont sont victimes les enfants. Publié conjointement par l’OMS, l’UNICEF, l’UNESCO, le Représentant spécial du Secrétaire général de l’ONU chargé de la question de la violence contre les enfants et le Partenariat mondial pour mettre fin à la violence envers les enfants, il rassemble les contributions de plus d’un millier de décideurs de 155 pays qui ont évalué la situation de leur pays en matière de prévention de la violence à la lumière des approches basées sur des données factuelles proposées dans le cadre d’INSPIRE, un ensemble de sept stratégies pour mettre fin à la violence à l’encontre des enfants. Le rapport montre que si de nombreux pays ayant participé à l’enquête prennent des mesures, les autorités gouvernementales de ces mêmes pays reconnaissent que leurs efforts sont clairement insuffisants pour atteindre les cibles des ODD. Le rapport se conclut par des recommandations visant à intensifier les efforts de mise en œuvre des stratégies INSPIRE et à accélérer les progrès au niveau national.