The second day of the All-Ukrainian Forum «Days of Educational Leadership»
The second day of the «Days of Educational Leadership» forum was full of events and interesting reports. 17 speakers spoke on a variety of topics that attracted the attention of the conference participants.
One of the areas of discussion was devoted to university rankings. The speakers discussed various methods and approaches to assessing the quality of higher education, and also considered the importance of creating objective and reliable rating systems.
Planning educational programs also became the object of attention. The speakers discussed innovative approaches to creating and improving curricula, as well as the importance of taking into account the needs of the labor market and the requirements of the modern world.
The interaction between higher education institutions and business was another relevant topic. The speakers discussed the benefits and challenges of partnerships between universities and the business environment, and suggested ways to improve cooperation to ensure a new level of education and economic development.
Leadership in times of crisis was another important topic that sparked much discussion. The speakers shared their experience in managing educational institutions during crisis situations and offered strategies and practical approaches for successfully managing difficult situations.
Another topic of discussion was the internationalization of the scientific and educational space of Ukraine. The speakers considered the importance of developing international ties in the field of education and science. They discussed the possibilities of academic mobility, joint research projects and exchange of experience between universities from different countries. Such initiatives contribute to attracting foreign students and teachers, exchanging knowledge and increasing the international prestige of Ukrainian education.
The concept of civic education was another topic that sparked lively discussion. Speakers discussed the role of education in shaping active citizenship, developing democratic values, and social responsibility. They discussed practical methods for implementing civic education in curricula and the educational process, and also drew attention to the need to develop critical thinking and tolerance in students.
Effective communication in the educational process also took an important place at the forum. Speakers shared strategies and tools for improving communication between teachers and students, and between administration and teaching staff. They discussed the importance of feedback, the use of modern communication technologies, and the development of clear communication strategies.
Link to the recording of the speakers’ speeches on the second day of the conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGd5VSAMUCg
