
handle: 10198/30851
Globalization in higher education is embodied in the articulation between micro-credentials and the Learning Compass, especially in the context of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's (OECD) Learning Compass 2030, revealing a promising intersection for the future of education and skills development. Both concepts support the idea that education should be a continuous process, adaptable and aligned with the emerging needs of society and the labor market. The mission of this chapter is to understand how micro-credentials can help teachers sculpt their profile and train skills to help students on their learning path while promoting their well-being, as well as providing students with micro-credentials that enable them to develop knowledge and skills in specific areas and attitudes and values.
Skills and competencies, Micro-credentials, Learning compass, OECD, Research Subject Categories::SOCIAL SCIENCES, Higher education
Skills and competencies, Micro-credentials, Learning compass, OECD, Research Subject Categories::SOCIAL SCIENCES, Higher education
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