Traduction de «e-learning environment » (Anglais → Français) :

5. Stresses the need to provide a rights-based and gender-sensitive learning environment for all learners, both in terms of curriculum and pedagogy, in which children (girls in particular) can learn about their rights and experience democratic processes in schools and in informal learning environments; considers that this type of learning should pay special attention to gender equality, non-discrimination and European citizenship;

4. Calls for the promotion of a holistic approach to formal and informal education in schools, and of a sensitive approach to the inclusion of human rights, human dignity, gender equality and the development of self-esteem and assertiveness which encourages autonomous and informed decision-making for girls and women, both at a personal and at a professional level; recognises that education for gender equality must complement civic education for democratic values, and be embedded in a rights-based gender-sensitive learning environment, where girls and boys can learn about their rights and experience democratic processes in schools and in informal ...[+++] learning environments by, for example, participating in the democratic governance of their schools;

4. Calls for the promotion of a holistic approach to formal and informal education in schools, and of a sensitive approach to the inclusion of human rights, human dignity, gender equality and the development of self-esteem and assertiveness which encourages autonomous and informed decision-making for girls and women, both at a personal and at a professional level; recognises that education for gender equality must complement civic education for democratic values, and be embedded in a rights-based gender-sensitive learning environment, where girls and boys can learn about their rights and experience democratic processes in schools and in informal ...[+++] learning environments by, for example, participating in the democratic governance of their schools;

4. Calls for the promotion of a holistic approach to formal and informal education in schools, and of a sensitive approach to the inclusion of human rights, human dignity, gender equality and the development of self-esteem and assertiveness which encourages autonomous and informed decision-making for girls and women, both at a personal and at a professional level; recognises that education for gender equality must complement civic education for democratic values, and be embedded in a rights-based gender-sensitive learning environment, where girls and boys can learn about their rights and experience democratic processes in schools and in informal ...[+++] learning environments by, for example, participating in the democratic governance of their schools;

Therefore, the school environment should be characterised by a good social climate, the presence of a wide range of pedagogical methods, a supportive learning environment, openness and flexibility that contribute to the adoption of a culture of continuous learning.

Work on eLearning will focus on personalised access to, and delivery of, learning as well as on advanced learning environments at school, university, in the workplace and in lifelong learning in general, taking advantage of the development of ambient intelligence.