Develop the skills to examine sustainable development with all learners
As part of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, schools and universities have a responsibility to educate all learners on sustainability.
On this three-week course, you’ll gain an overview of the key issues relating to sustainability and how to deliver this knowledge, whether you teach in schools or higher education.
Explore global sustainability issues with specialist guidance from the Institute of Education at UCL
Learning from the experts at the Development Education Research Centre (DERC), within IOE, you’ll discover the fundamentals of ESD and its related themes. You’ll also explore issues and debates relating to ESD research and policy.
With this understanding, you’ll have the confidence to pitch this knowledge at the correct level for your learners.
Learn how to incorporate sustainable development education into your teaching practice
You’ll assess teaching approaches to ESD and discuss the merits of each in practice. You’ll also investigate the challenges educators face when teaching ESD.
By doing so, you’ll discover best practice from around the world and gain the skills to plan your own ESD introduction.
Enhance your ESD teaching resources with worldwide peer collaboration
With a global network of educators learning alongside you, you’ll encounter diverse perspectives and unique practices of ESD. You’ll also explore a range of learning resources, guides, and activities to help develop your own ESD plan.
With these skills and materials, you’ll be able to create an engaging and enlightening program of ESD teaching for your own learners.
By the end of this course, you’ll understand the key global issues of ESD and how they are being addressed worldwide. You’ll also have learned key techniques to embed this learning into your own curriculum.