Les soft skills au cœur de la révolution éducative

The importance of values and soft skills has since been recognized in professional success as well as in personal life (family, social and civic). Human Resources Directors (HRDs) do not fail to remind this in all their investigations. The acceleration of globalization in recent decades has complica...

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Main Authors: Daniel Peyron, Robert Lanquar
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Language:English
Published: Université des Antilles 2023-09-01
Series:Études Caribéennes
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/etudescaribeennes/27959
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description The importance of values and soft skills has since been recognized in professional success as well as in personal life (family, social and civic). Human Resources Directors (HRDs) do not fail to remind this in all their investigations. The acceleration of globalization in recent decades has complicated the challenge: working with multidisciplinary and intercultural teams in several languages, in a multi-site landscape, in project mode, at the crossroads of very varied geopolitical universes ... The educational response has been uneven from one country to another... and to take the case of France, if many initiatives have emerged in Higher Education, there have been few developments in High School Education where educational issues on values and behaviors are decisive. The COVID -19 pandemic has revealed that "caring for others" is becoming an absolute necessity, even a matter of survival, for oneself and for others, and that well-being is a collective success, within an ecosystem to which everyone must provide support and value. OECD, in its Future of Education and Skills Report - 2030 Project- calls for broader goals for education: individual and collective well-being and asks to develop the learner's capacity to act “taking his/her place in the world and exert a positive influence on others, events and circumstances". What are the soft skills that will enable individuals and the communities and territories where they live to better adapt to the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis? What reflections should then be carried out on the possible pedagogical levers to answer these questions, with a particular focus on the interface between Secondary and Higher Education? What research needs to be undertaken to answer them? How to conduct international relations to face the challenges of soft skills? What solidarity and attention to the other should be put forward to achieve this internationally? For example, how can tourism practices be better used to integrate the learning of soft skills?
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spelling doaj-art-b2f62aaebdf745ada35127d2891cc34c2025-08-20T02:33:56ZengUniversité des AntillesÉtudes Caribéennes1779-09801961-859X2023-09-01910.4000/etudescaribeennes.27959Les soft skills au cœur de la révolution éducativeDaniel PeyronRobert LanquarThe importance of values and soft skills has since been recognized in professional success as well as in personal life (family, social and civic). Human Resources Directors (HRDs) do not fail to remind this in all their investigations. The acceleration of globalization in recent decades has complicated the challenge: working with multidisciplinary and intercultural teams in several languages, in a multi-site landscape, in project mode, at the crossroads of very varied geopolitical universes ... The educational response has been uneven from one country to another... and to take the case of France, if many initiatives have emerged in Higher Education, there have been few developments in High School Education where educational issues on values and behaviors are decisive. The COVID -19 pandemic has revealed that "caring for others" is becoming an absolute necessity, even a matter of survival, for oneself and for others, and that well-being is a collective success, within an ecosystem to which everyone must provide support and value. OECD, in its Future of Education and Skills Report - 2030 Project- calls for broader goals for education: individual and collective well-being and asks to develop the learner's capacity to act “taking his/her place in the world and exert a positive influence on others, events and circumstances". What are the soft skills that will enable individuals and the communities and territories where they live to better adapt to the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis? What reflections should then be carried out on the possible pedagogical levers to answer these questions, with a particular focus on the interface between Secondary and Higher Education? What research needs to be undertaken to answer them? How to conduct international relations to face the challenges of soft skills? What solidarity and attention to the other should be put forward to achieve this internationally? For example, how can tourism practices be better used to integrate the learning of soft skills?https://journals.openedition.org/etudescaribeennes/27959tourismglobalizationSoft skillslearnerseducational responsescapacities to act internationally
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globalization
Soft skills
learners
educational responses
capacities to act internationally
title Les soft skills au cœur de la révolution éducative
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title_full_unstemmed Les soft skills au cœur de la révolution éducative
title_short Les soft skills au cœur de la révolution éducative
title_sort les soft skills au coeur de la revolution educative
topic tourism
globalization
Soft skills
learners
educational responses
capacities to act internationally
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