Версия на русском

Russian education, which influenced significantly on all former Soviet countries, has lost the most important systemic component - upbringing - that historically accompanied the learning process, which gives rise to multiple conflicts between the actors of the educational process.

The new terminology "Hard Skills and Soft Skills" in vocational education and training has brought confusion to the teachers’ minds. According to their understanding, Hard Skills is the main result of training, and Soft Skills are developed in the process of upbringing through extracurricular work, often by ideological tools. Since the institution of ideology in education has now been destroyed, the teachers turned out to be unprepared to integrate the Soft Skills concept into teaching. They do not understand what the concept is for, why they need to use these skills, how to formulate and develop them.

By the way, the integration of Soft Skills into education has manifested itself as an urgent pedagogical task only in the 21st century. In the 20th century, before the digitalization of education and the emergence of a single educational space in the world, Soviet teachers talked about education in terms of teaching and upbringing.

The battle webinar is designed to draw the attention of the pedagogical community to the problem of conflicts regarding the discrepancy between formal education and the requirements of our time. The experts, together with the participants of the battle webinar, will take decisive steps towards finding a balance between Hard Skills and Soft Skills in the educational process.

Time

11:00 - 12:00 CET

13:00 - 14:00 Moscow

15:00 - 16:00 Yekaterinburg, Dushanbe, Ashgabat, Tashkent

16:00 - 17:00 Nur-Sultan, Bishkek


Register at https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkf-CrrjouH920u4qnAr_aofd7-TkbtjTw  

Languages: English and Russian with simultaneous translation.


Experts

Professor Vitaly Kopnov, moderatorVitaly Kopnov

Project Manager, Russian  State Vocational Pedagogical University, Russia 

 

 

 

Sergei Polbitsyn

 

Professor Sergei Polbitsyn, expert in Hard Skills development

Researcher and professor of Entrepreneurship at Ural Federal University. He is also a senior researcher in the Institute of Economy of the Ural division of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

 

 

DreminaProfessor Maria Dremina, expert in Soft Skills development

Neurocoach, Owner of Eniostudio and founder of Neurostyling, author of the book “Love and Manage”, Russia

 

 

 

Urs Professor Urs Hauenstein, Innovative Educator 

Visiting Professor of Management and Eduction for the Future  -  University of Lincoln, Lincoln International Business School, United Kingdom

 

 

Messages

Prof. Polbitsyn: “An aspiring entrepreneur must first learn how to count money. A good business plan is the base for success.”

Prof. Dremina: "I see the growing dislike of formal education among young people. At the same time, they are happy to learn in the system of informal and non-fromal learning, including YouTube and TikTok. Here they acquire skills that allow them to be financially independent and recognized by their community as successful."

Prof. Hauenstein: "In a multi-disrupted time with the need of transformation and reshaping the future, we need Skilling, Upskilling and Reskilling more than ever."

Comments (5)

Julian Stanley
Open Space Member

Looking forward to the debate - it seems to me that it is not only a queston of what types or mix of skills but also of who gets to decide...


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