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erasmus experience as a tool for an intercultural dialogue Internationalization and New Skills

erasmus experience as a tool for an intercultural dialogue Internationalization and New Skills. 18° Seminario Internazionale Erasmus Euromir Interculturalità tra universalismo e particolarismo Prospettive interdisciplinari Napoli 28 Febbraio – 3 Marzo 2011. Rossella Paino

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  1. erasmusexperienceas a toolforan intercultural dialogueInternationalization and New Skills 18° Seminario Internazionale ErasmusEuromir Interculturalità tra universalismo e particolarismo Prospettive interdisciplinari Napoli 28 Febbraio –3 Marzo 2011 Rossella Paino Dottorato di Ricerca in Pedagogia e Sociologia Interculturale Università degli Studi di Messina

  2. Internationalization

  3. Which education for the 21st century? • Both in Europe and in America the concept of “key Skill”, linked to working orbit, was set out back in ‘70s. Also in Europe, connected to unification process, they have thought about strategic bond between: • Individual employment • Lifelong Learning • Sustainable, Harmonic and Economic Development

  4. Internationalization and education in Europe

  5. Besides in reading, maths and sciences, wider skills are important to learning success, that is transversal skills, as the motivation to learning, attitudes and every student’s competence to individualize his own educational path.

  6. EuropeanCommission • In the glossary enclosed with Commission communication “Realizing a Lifelong Learning European space” in 2001 it’s reported the definition of skill meant as: • Meant as the ability to use experiences • Knowledge and qualifications efficiently

  7. The European Higher Education Area (EHEA)

  8. Concepts of Skill

  9. Implications on Teaching Processes

  10. Recognition/Certification

  11. Toward the 20% Mobility by the year 2020? • The Conference hold in Leuven Ministers from 47 European countries established the priorities for the European Higher Education Area until 2020: “Mobility encourages linguistic pluralism, thus underpinning the multilingual tradition of the European Higher Education Area and it increases cooperation and competition between higher education institutions. Therefore, mobility shall be the hallmark of the European Higher Education Area. We call upon each country to increase mobility, to ensure its high quality and to diversify its types and scope. In 2020, at least 20% of those graduating in the European Higher Education Area should have had a study or training period”. Communiqué adopted by the Ministers

  12. The European mobility programmes • The European Commission promotes a wide range of mobility programmes which enable students at higher education institutions to spend a period of study, (i.e. Erasmus programme), or a placement period abroad, (i.e. Leonardo), in another country. Thanks to these programmes over the past 15 years hundreds of thousands of university students have had a ‘mobility experience’. However, even though the Bologna Process (1999) has certainly pushed positively student mobility, much remains to be done to increase the percentage of mobile students.

  13. OtherMobilityProgrammes

  14. Thankyouforyourattention…

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