
EUCIS-LLL considers that access and participation to learning is a crucial determinant of social cohesion, economic competitiveness and the exercise of citizenship. If social innovation aims to resolve existing challenges then innovation should take place at all levels and in all sectors of education and training in a lifelong learning perspective. Indeed, struggling against risks of exclusion requires innovative initiatives not only in applying new technologies but also in proposing innovative pedagogies and looking at more sustainable governance and partnerships. Social innovation is also about finding the appropriate drivers to give people enthusiasm about acquiring learning. Peer learning activities and the participation in European or International projects or networks proved to be very positive in motivating actors and for capacity building.
This seminar aims to give an insight on social innovation dynamics that are generally bottom-up and on how to create a favourable environment in Europe to stimulate innovation in teaching and learning.
Draft Agenda.
Where?
EESC Building - Bâtiment Van Maerlant - Room VM 3 (2nd floor)
2 rue Van Maerlant, 1040 Bruxelles
When?
6 March - 9:15-12:30
Registrations are now open !