In the Éducation de Qualité module, students explore education as a fundamental human right and a pillar of sustainable development. Through videos, authentic texts, case studies, debates, analyses of educational inequalities, and collaborative projects, students develop a critical understanding of barriers to education, global inequalities, and the skills needed in the 21st century. The module emphasizes equity, inclusion, educational technologies, artificial intelligence, and solutions for building more just and sustainable educational systems.
The big ideas that will provide the practical lenses for students' inquiry are:
Education
Equity
Inclusion
Sustainability
Innovation
Global citizenship
The essential questions that students will explore in this module are:
What does quality education mean?
Why do educational inequalities exist?
How do educational systems shape societies?
What skills are necessary for the future?
How can we create more equitable educational systems?
Students should be able to develop the following enduring understandings:
Education is a fundamental human right.
Quality education requires equitable access, meaningful participation, and inclusive learning environments.
Educational inequality is linked to social, political, economic, geographic, and technological systems.
Education plays a key role in sustainable development, social justice, and global citizenship.
Schools must evolve to prepare students for uncertain futures.