GCED Free Online Course for Teachers on Curriculum Development for GCED Educators: Perspectives, Purposes, and Practices | June 10 - July 7 | Register Here!

We are glad to share with you this Free International Online Course for Teachers with International Certificate of Participation by  Global Citizenship Education (GCED).

Recognizing the demands of the UNESCO Sustainable Development Goals and the importance of Global Citizenship Education in creating a better future, the Philippine Normal University, the National Center for Teacher Education, has taken the initiative to promote GCED in the country. In 2022, PNU was chosen to house the GCED Cooperation Centre Philippines (GCC) by UNESCO Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding (APCEIU).

TOPIC: 

Curriculum Development for GCED Educators: Perspectives, Purposes, and Practices
Application Period: 05-02-2023 ~ 05-20-2023
Learning 06-10-2023 ~ 07-07-2023(4 Weeks)

Course ID 2023_80_CL003_2_0_
• Fixed Deadlines
• Application & Selection Process
• 1:1 Interaction with the Instructor

• Downloadable Certificate
Earn a certificate upon the completion
• 100% Free

Apply Here!

About the Course

 This 4-week course provides a basic introduction to the principles, conceptual underpinnings, and creative design of curricula relevant to transformative education, specially GCED in both formal and non-formal contexts. The goal of this course is to provide teachers/participants with the theoretical framework for analyzing, critiquing, and investigating curriculum so that they will be able to design GCED curriculum responsive to their own contexts.

 The course will consist of four “classroom” weeks. The course will open with a lecture or PowerPoint presentation or video clips followed by Forum discussions. Participants are expected to check the course site at the beginning of every course week to be aware of the requirements for the week.  

Course Professor:
Dr. Cawagas is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Education, University of Alberta, Canada and was a Professor of Peace Education at the UN mandated University for Peace based in Costa Rica

Source: https://www.gcedonlinecampus.org/