CG3 Vetllar pel respecte i la promoció dels Drets Humans, per la igualtat entre homes i dones, per la no discriminació i l'accessibilitat de les persones amb discapacitat, per la inclusió de les persones que viuen en situació de pobresa o marginació, i per la justícia i la cooperació entre persones i pobles CG7 Aplicar els coneixements pedagògics de forma professional, mitjançant l'elaboració i defensa d'arguments i la resolució de problemes CG10 Tenir habilitats d'aprenentatge autònom per poder seguir formant-se al llarg de la vida CG13 Desenvolupar la iniciativa personal, la capacitat crítica, la capacitat de lideratge, la comunicació assertiva i la creativitat CE6 Dissenyar, desenvolupar, implementar i avaluar programes de desenvolupament personal, social i cultural de caràcter educatiu i formatiu CE7 Dissenyar, desenvolupar i avaluar propostes d'organització i gestió de centres, institucions i serveis educatius CE13 Aplicar tècniques i estratègies de direcció, assessorament, consulta i mediació educativa en àmbits professionals i institucions i serveis educatius CE14 Aplicar tècniques i estratègies afavoridores de les relacions interpersonals i la dinamització de grups
1. Unit 1: Introduction 2. Unit 2: The Western Knowledge Paradigm 3. Unit 3: Modernity, Coloniality, and Decolonial Pedagogy 4. Unit 4: Power 5. Unit 5: Identity 6. Unit 6: Race and Ethnicity 7. Unit 7: Disability and Ableism 8. Unit 8: Gender and Sexual Orientation 9. Unit 9: Spirituality and Religious Identity 10. Unit 10: Cultural Competence, Equity, and Empowerment: A Framework for Practice
Tipus d’activitat Hores amb professor Hores sense professor Hores virtuals amb professor Total Anàlisi / estudi de casos 0 50,00 0 50,00 Exposició dels estudiants 0 4,00 0 4,00 Sessió participativa 21,00 0 0 21,00 Total 21,00 54,00 0 75
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Activitats d'avaluació: Descripció de l'activitat Avaluació de l'activitat % Recuperable Lectures and Discussion Students are required to do all the assigned readings before each class and come prepared with notes and questions from the readings. It is compulsory that students come to class prepared to discuss the assigned readings, ask questions about the readings, and engage your peers in informed discussion about the assigned readings/topic. Active participation in class discussions reflecting an understanding and synthesis of assigned readings is expected. 25 No Oral multicultural autobiographical presentation Students should be able to reflect, explore and answer the question “How have I come to be who I am?” considering and explaining the influence of broad factors such as ethnicity, socioeconomic background, gender, sexual orientation, language, and religious influences. 20 No Pop Culture Essay Students will be asked to choose an audiovisual product (film, TV series, etc.) and produce a short essay (c.1500 words) in APA format identifying and analyzing how minority characters are portrayed in it. Insightfulness and accuracy of such analysis is expected. 20 No Final paper Students will be asked to produce a paper of at least 12 pages in length in APA format through which they explore one of the topics of the course in greater depth. In particular, the purpose of the paper is to take a problem in a certain professional environment that has an issue related to diversity at its core. Students are expected to describe, using evidence and writing from a scholarly perspective, what we know about the problem (literature review) and what we still do not know, making the case for additional research or a rethinking (e.g., for a policy). The exact nature or focus of the student’s paper will vary. Students will determine their focus and paper structure in consultation with the professor. 35 No
- Attendance and participation are vital in this course. Justified absences will be considered when discussed with the professor; you have, however, one free absence without justification nor penalty. Students missing more than one class without justification will receive no credit for the course. - Plagiarism or cheating is unacceptable under any circumstances. Plagiarism means using another's words, ideas, materials or work without properly acknowledging and documenting the source. Students are responsible for knowing the rules governing the use of another's work or materials and for acknowledging and documenting the source appropriately. Although collaboration with peers is encouraged, all work that students ultimately submit in this course must be their own in their own words. Failure to meet this expectation will result in failure of the course. - Final grades will result from: Lectures and Discussion (Participation) 25% Oral multicultural autobiographical presentation 20% Pop Culture Assignment 20% Final Paper 35% Total 100% - Specific rubrics for each assignment will be posted on Moodle. Criteris específics de la nota «No Presentat»:Students who fail to submit or present any of the required assignments will be graded as "Not Presented" Avaluació única:It will consist of a written exam, inclusive of all topics and readings of the course. Requisits mínims per aprovar:In order to receive credit for this course, students must reach a final grade of 5 in a 1-10 scale.
Antropologia Claus històriques del món actual Cultura, immigració i educació Fonaments d'economia Història de l'educació i de la pedagogia Pedagogia i interculturalitat Sociologia