Event
Learning Sessions on Education, Human Mobility, and Data-Based Evidence. Session 1: Towards a Traceability Mechanism. Monitoring the Trajectories of Students in Situations of Mobility? An Initial Feasibility Study
The sessions, titled 鈥淓ducation, Human Mobility, and Data-Based Evidence,鈥 will provide a space for dialogue and exchange of experiences to understand the initiatives and studies carried out by UNESCO, the Regional Education Group for Latin America and the Caribbean (GRE-LAC), and other partners in the region, focusing on the educational inclusion of people in situations of mobility.
These events are aimed at education policymakers; officials from education ministries in the region; government entities working to ensure the rights of people in situations of mobility; education professionals; researchers and academics; and representatives from non-governmental and international organisations.
Agenda
11:00 鈥 11:10 (10 min.)
Moderation: Paula Klenner
Welcome Address
Introduction to UNESCO鈥檚 work on education and human mobility.
Overview of the 4 learning sessions and their objectives.
Presentation of the traceability work.
11:10 鈥 11:50 (40 min.)
Presentation of the Report 鈥淔easibility Study for Designing a Regional Mechanism for Traceability of Students in Situations of Mobility (ESM).鈥
Juan Cruz Perusia, UNESCO Santiago consultant and lead researcher on Education at the Centre for the Implementation of Public Policies for Equity and Growth.
Outline:
- Traceability of ESM
- Functioning of international student traceability in Latin America and the Caribbean
- National conditions for ESM traceability
- Actions required for the implementation of a regional traceability mechanism for ESM
- Final reflections and next steps
11:50 鈥 12:05 (15 min.)
Questions Directed to the Presenter:
Moderation: Paula Klenner
With this new resource, how could countries in the region assess their readiness for implementing an ESM traceability system?
If a pair or small group of countries in the region wanted to implement an initial ESM traceability system among themselves, what recommendations would you give them?
At the regional level, if we had to prioritise the next steps to advance towards an ESM traceability mechanism, where should we begin?
12:05 鈥 12:25 (20 min.)
Questions from the Audience:
Via Zoom chat + Q&A
Via YouTube chat
12:25 鈥 12:30 (5 min.)
Closing:
Final reflection
Thank you message
Invitation to participate in upcoming sessions
