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human rights). 01. 02. Construct: Student's engagement (with others) regarding global issues. ©OECD 2018.
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Gaining International Competence: A Multi-Faceted Approach to International Engineering Education M B Eljamal S W Pang and S J Edington College of Engineerin g The University of Mich igan Ann Arbor Michigan 48109 Abstract In direct align m ent with A ccreditation Board for Engineer ing and Technology criteria to
An ample body of research has been conducted on topics within international education and study abroad Three major themes are connected to this research: 1) the objective of intercultural competence; 2) assessment research on short-term study abroad; and 3) ways that program interventions are associated with gains in study abroad
this international competence which refers to three overarching learning outcomes that students can obtain through international activities: Intercultural competence: Students have the knowledge attitudes and skills that enable them to interact successfully with people from diverse (linguistic and cultural) backgrounds
Figure 1 shows how global competence is defined as the combination of the four dimensions (examining issues understanding perspectives interacting across cultural differences and taking action) and how each dimension builds on specific knowledge skills attitudes and values Global competence
Competency Framework International Cluster insert - 7 International Cluster International Cluster 2 Demonstrating Resilience This is about helping our people to build resilience in international
The four dimensions of global competence are supported by four inseparable factors: knowledge, skills, attitudes and values.
A fundamental goal of this work is to support evidence-based decisions on how to improve curricula, teaching, assessments and schools’ responses to cultural diversity in order to prepare young people to become global citizens. How do we assess global competence?
EDUCATING FOR GLOBAL COMPETENCE 8 existing effective programs, lever- age state and private resources, and ensure that the international exper- tise and research needed to respond to global challenges-whenever and wherever they develop-are available when needed. State and local governments
International asymmetries in a student’s opportunity to learn the subject matter are probably more important in an assessment of global competence than in assessments of more traditional subjects, such as science or mathematics.