Transform.Ed Briefing #51
Inside the Briefing: Capturing the zeitgeist of education as we turn our gaze towards 2024!
With only three days remaining in the year, we know what you are thinking. This is the last one for 2023, but this is just not another briefing! 2023 was a year of changes - some evoking despair, while others instilling hope. Amidst this eclectic mix of emotions, we wanted to reflect on our journey as a community that we have been able to build through the Transform.Ed Briefing.
Revamped and relaunched in June, the briefing helped us reach educators directly. Last week, we sent out our 50th edition. We explored a multitude of themes in the last few months, ranging from aspects of social-emotional learning, the concept of learners’ agency, peace education, education for sustainable development, resilient education, special education, and early childhood education to the need for professional development and communities, and many more!
We are hopeful that the insights, ideas, and resources we shared through this briefing not only mirrored the essence of education this year but also left a meaningful impact on your lives, possibly creating numerous personal véjà du moments for each one of you!
With a new year on the horizon, we continue to look forward to your support, thoughts and experiences. Share them with your global peers in the comments below or join the conversation on the Global Citizenship Foundation’s Educational Leadership Community, exclusively dedicated to educators worldwide. If you haven’t signed up yet, please get in touch with us here.
Wishing you a happy and prosperous 2024! Let us continue making strides in transforming education for human and planetary flourishing.
With this carefully-curated edition of Transform.Ed Briefing, you can explore featured articles, stay informed about latest education policies, participate in our weekly poll, discover global events, indulge in a recommended movie, enhance your skills with professional development opportunities, enrich your knowledge with our book recommendations and stay on top of finding exciting job opportunities!
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In service of education and visionary education leaders,
— Aaryan Salman
Director-General
Global Citizenship Foundation
Role of Social-Emotional Learning in Staving Off Entropy
By David Adams | .ed magazine
5 Effective Techniques for School Leaders to Create and Sustain a Positive School Culture
By Park Jin Ae | Asian College of Teachers
By Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE)
Jan 08: Proactive Leadership Regarding Cybersecurity in School Systems
(Free Entry) This is an Online Event hosted by the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) and The School Superintendents Association (AASA) via edWeb
Jan 16: Challenging the Status Quo - Evidence and Innovations in Teacher Development
(Free Entry) This is an Online Event hosted by Evidence Based Education
Feb 28 - Mar 02: Innovative Schools Summit
(Paid Entry) This is an Onsite Event hosted by AccuTrain in association with Eastern Suffolk BOCES and Western Suffolk BOCES
Based on a true story, this Hallmark Hall of Fame movie follows a novice teacher who ends up teaching homeless children in a makeshift classroom at a shelter.
Innovative Teaching with ChatGPT
By Vanderbilt University (via Coursera)
Teaching with Intention: Defining Beliefs, Aligning Practice, Taking Action
By Debbie Miller
🇪🇬 French & Spanish Teacher, British International School, Cairo (Deadline: 31 Dec 2023)
🇨🇺 Project Officer (Education), UNESCO, Havana (Deadline: 08 Jan 2024)
🇮🇳 National Project Officer (Policy), UNESCO, New Delhi (Deadline: 15 Jan 2024)
🇺🇸 Assistant Professor (Secondary Education), Saint Mary's College, Indiana (Deadline: 02 Feb 2024)
🇹🇿 IBDP Biology Teacher, Aga Khan School, Dar es Salaam (Deadline: 15 Feb 2024)
🇦🇪 Regular or Visiting Faculty (Computer Science and Engineering), American University of Sharjah, Sharjah (Deadline: Open Until Filled)
🇺🇸 Child Development Center Teacher, De Anza Community College, California (Deadline: Open Until Filled)
🇺🇸 Visiting Assistant Professor (French), University of Nebraska, Lincoln (Deadline: Open Until Filled)
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The Global Citizenship Foundation is a leading specialist international organization based in South Asia (NCR Delhi, India) and the European Union (Tallinn, Estonia). Its principal mandate is to realize the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 4 and Target 4.7 (Education for Global Citizenship and Sustainable Development). Since 2016, the GCF has impacted education in 70+ countries, striving to transform education for human and planetary flourishing.
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