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Educate A Child Lecture Series: Lessons from the Field

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September 17, 2023
10:00 am - 2:00 pm EDT
Add to Calendar September 17, 2023 10:00 am September 17, 2023 2:00 pm America/New_York Educate A Child Lecture Series: Lessons from the Field

This inaugural event is a joint collaboration between Education Above All Foundation, Mission 4.7 and the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University to build upon the global dialogue and momentum created by UNESCO’s Transforming Education Summit in September 2022.

The lecture series will be a space to explore the foundational, ethical, theoretical, and philosophical underpinnings of what Transformative Education entails with education ministers, world organization leaders, think-tanks, academics, practitioners and youth to set the agenda for Transformative Education leading up to COP 28.

This year’s inaugural session will focus on what is required of foundational learning in the 21st Century for a Transformative Education, redefining what it means in the age of a climate crisis and how we can provide quality education in inclusive ways.

As a result of this lecture series, we aim to bridge policy and practice with a summary document that address key findings from the series. This includes ecological, ethical, value-driven characters and considerations that go from being ideals into what will be practiced norms and encouraged practices in learning communities in the scope of this partnership and beyond.

Keynote & Speakers include:

Mission 4.7 Co-Chairs

Ban Ki-moon, former UN Secretary General

Stefania Giannini, Assistant Director General UNESCO

Jeffrey D. Sachs, Director of Center for Sustainable Development

Special Guest

Fahad Al-Sulaiti, CEO, Education Above All

 

The Ministerial Panel and Technical Panel will feature representatives from:

Ministry of Portugal

Ministry of Colombia

Ministry of Dominica

Municipality of Rio de Janeiro

UNICEF

UNESCO

Ban Ki-moon Foundation

Globe from Home

 

The speakers and panels will attempt to address the following questions:

In these uncertain times, how should we prepare our learners to learn the techniques of learning and become resilient?

How can we support the whole-child through the foundations of learning?

How should we make our education value-driven to enable global citizenship education to enter our curriculums?

What are the foundations of green skills and preparing our adult learners to reach their potential?

The following outcomes are anticipated:

An expanded understanding of foundational learning beyond reading, writing and basic skills, including examples of new value and ethics-driven frameworks for foundational learning and Transformative Education

Practical examples of content and methodologies for enabling more comprehensive foundational learning to be more widely available

Practical examples of how Transformative Education has been adopted and implemented in broader education planning as well as more specific education program design

Consideration of how to facilitate measurement of a wider range of learning outcomes will be presented

Identification of key areas for future research

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Faculty House
64 Morningside Drive
New York, NY 10027 United States
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This inaugural event is a joint collaboration between Education Above All Foundation, Mission 4.7 and the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University to build upon the global dialogue and momentum created by UNESCO’s Transforming Education Summit in September 2022.

The lecture series will be a space to explore the foundational, ethical, theoretical, and philosophical underpinnings of what Transformative Education entails with education ministers, world organization leaders, think-tanks, academics, practitioners and youth to set the agenda for Transformative Education leading up to COP 28.

This year’s inaugural session will focus on what is required of foundational learning in the 21st Century for a Transformative Education, redefining what it means in the age of a climate crisis and how we can provide quality education in inclusive ways.

As a result of this lecture series, we aim to bridge policy and practice with a summary document that address key findings from the series. This includes ecological, ethical, value-driven characters and considerations that go from being ideals into what will be practiced norms and encouraged practices in learning communities in the scope of this partnership and beyond.

Keynote & Speakers include:

Mission 4.7 Co-Chairs

Ban Ki-moon, former UN Secretary General

Stefania Giannini, Assistant Director General UNESCO

Jeffrey D. Sachs, Director of Center for Sustainable Development

Special Guest

Fahad Al-Sulaiti, CEO, Education Above All

 

The Ministerial Panel and Technical Panel will feature representatives from:

Ministry of Portugal

Ministry of Colombia

Ministry of Dominica

Municipality of Rio de Janeiro

UNICEF

UNESCO

Ban Ki-moon Foundation

Globe from Home

 

The speakers and panels will attempt to address the following questions:

In these uncertain times, how should we prepare our learners to learn the techniques of learning and become resilient?

How can we support the whole-child through the foundations of learning?

How should we make our education value-driven to enable global citizenship education to enter our curriculums?

What are the foundations of green skills and preparing our adult learners to reach their potential?

The following outcomes are anticipated:

An expanded understanding of foundational learning beyond reading, writing and basic skills, including examples of new value and ethics-driven frameworks for foundational learning and Transformative Education

Practical examples of content and methodologies for enabling more comprehensive foundational learning to be more widely available

Practical examples of how Transformative Education has been adopted and implemented in broader education planning as well as more specific education program design

Consideration of how to facilitate measurement of a wider range of learning outcomes will be presented

Identification of key areas for future research