Learning is a key skill in life – everyone can learn it and should develop it. We encourage you to take advantage of the specific tools and solutions presented in the handbooks “How to support pupils in self-directed learning”.
The Educational Research Institute and the Ministry of National Education are pleased to invite you to participate in a conference entitled “From the profile to changes in the education system”. The conference is sponsored by the project “Shaping competencies – from the profile to practice – developing a ‘graduate profile’ taking into account the assumptions/concepts of necessary changes in general education”, implemented by the Educational Research Institute and part of a broader and long-term plan of changes in Polish education.
You are cordially invited to watch the webcast of this seminar.
You are invited to participate in an open public consultation to comment on the proposed framework for distributing ICT devices and providing infrastructure to schools.
Singapore is an example of a country that is successfully adapting its education system to meet the demands of the 21st century. In order to help pupils thrive in a rapidly changing world, a set of core values and competencies are essential, which in Singapore form the basis for a holistic education and preparing students for the future. How can Singapore's experiences and solutions be used to design changes in the Polish education system? – this and other questions will be answered by Inetta Nowosad, an expert in education.
Monika Horna-Cieślak, Ombudsperson for Children’s Rights, appointed members of the Panel for Ethics in Social Research with Children in Poland. This is the first initiative in the country on such a scale to ensure special protection for young people. Dr. Maciej Jakubowski, Director of the Educational Research Institute, received an appointment to the Panel.
Join us for the next online meeting of the ‘Summer Holiday Conversations on Education’ series. This time the discussion will focus on teaching mathematics in school.
Join us for the first in a series of online meetings to talk about what is important when thinking about changes in education. The meetings will be in the form of seminars including time for discussion and the exchange of ideas.
This event, organised by the Parliamentary Group for Children's Rights - Monika Rosa and the team at the Personal Data Protection Office #UODO, presented the issue of sharing images of our youngest residents online. A panel comprising government representatives, experts from child safety institutions and journalists discussed the challenges and risks involved. A guide was presented, entitled “Children's images on the Internet. To publish or not to publish?” targeted to institutions, agencies, companies, organisations and individuals.
