Focus EPALE : la formation des migrants
Le focus thématique EPALE du mois de mai est consacré à la formation des migrants
La formation des adultes joue un rôle clé dans l'assimilation des migrants et des réfugiés. C'est souvent le premier pas vers l'intégration dans un nouveau pays, une nouvelle culture, une communauté. Aider les migrants à parler la langue du pays, reconnaître leurs compétences et en acquérir de nouvelles, sont autant d'éléments indispensables à leur entrée réussie sur le marché du travail. D'un autre côté, les équipes locales impliquées dans la formation des adultes prennent conscience de la richesse interculturelle et de la variété des compétences de ces apprenants.
EPALE défend l'idée que l'éducation des adultes peut non seulement les aider à s'adapter à leur nouvel environnement, mais aussi faire rempart à la haine religieuse et ethnique. Consultez la page thématique EPALE consacrée à la l'éducation des migrants, où la communauté des professionnels et les équipes nationales EPALE ont rassemblé de nombreux articles, ressources et études de cas. Ces contenus varient selon la langue choisie. Visitez régulièrement EPALE, tout au long du mois de mai, pour découvrir de nouveaux articles!
Nous vous invitons à participer à une discussion en ligne et en direct sur la plateforme. Elle sera consacrée au rôle et aux enjeux de l'éducation des migrants. Comment la formation peut-elle les aider à s'intégrer dans leur pays d'accueil et développer la tolérance et la compréhension interculturelle? La discussion se déroulera en anglais, sur cette page, le 31 mai 2018. Elle sera modérée par la coordinatrice thématique EPALE Gina Ebner. Nous espérons vous y retrouver! |
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Visnotaļ neviennozīmīgs
Individual and self-learning
Indivduals, and in particular migrants to any new country, are likely to benefit from personal development and career management skills. In today's digital economy S.O.L.E (Self Organised Learning Environment) is becoming very important as user-friendly mobile learning devices become abundant.
To integrate migrants and refugees in EU a S.O.L.E strategy within the #migranteducation concept would go a long way to enhancing and strengthening the EU. We believe the 3Es (as practised by us at ELN) to EMBRACE diversity, ENHANCE knowledge, EMPOWER people will be crucial in any integration policy. Some of our projects: ACUMEN, GoMobile, VINA are in that direction to develop #migranteducation and provide useful resources.
MY COMMENTS A ND SUGGESTIONS REGARDING ,CULTURAL COMPONENTS IN
Bildung: Migration in Österreich - Vorberufliche Bildung
En réponse à Visnotaļ neviennozīmīgs par EPALE member
ReGap - Reducing the Educational Gap for migrants and refugees
The ReGap project aims to extend high quality, culturally sensitive open access e-learning resources to adult migrants and refugees of both genders in EU countries. Building on findings from the USA and our Erasmus+ project (Advenus) we know that reducing the education gap for migrants and refugees in European countries will secure employment and social belonging opportunities.
The group we are intending to reach, is not in any way uniform. It has proven difficult to reach all. Which is why we are suggesting making some changes regarding teaching methods. This requires on-line learning activities that are culturally and gender sensitive and support in-person learning activities in the context of each European country. The ReGap project will continue to use online- learning as a basis. This will be uniform for all European countries. However, there are differences within Europe, which we need to address. In-learning in the individual countries, with information specific for the country they are staying, will do this. This will make the project far-reaching and the information will still be accurate and useful.
We also know that a significant barrier to engagement in on-line learning is that on-line resources are not deemed relevant and fail to engage with the learners needs for knowledge about employment, health, social security, schooling and justice in the new country. To counteract this barrier, we suggest implementing the findings from a recent Stanford study. Research has demonstrated that social identity threat can impair a person’s working memory and academic performance. They managed to apply activities removing the social-identity threat, a fear of being seen as less competent because of social identity, leading to participants not completing MOOCS. This was achieved by creating a sense of belonging, with an online activity at the beginning of the course. The results being highly successful. We wish to include their activities, and in addition have online-groups for discussion and participation at certain times to even increase the sense of belonging. The ReGap project will develop on-line learning activities that enhance the contextual knowledge of migrants and refugees across key topics and their sense of social belonging.
The ReGap project is a follow-up of the LIBE project, and the Advenus project.
http://www.regap-edu.net/