Dear Readers,
we hope you enjoy our information about Evive and you will stick to our informative website also in 2015.
The Evive team wishes you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
All the best for 2015
Dear Readers,
we hope you enjoy our information about Evive and you will stick to our informative website also in 2015.
The Evive team wishes you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
All the best for 2015
The new Evive flyer provides a short overview on the project. It is helpful to get a first impression of the idea of Evive and the partnership. You can find the flyer in the download section of this website or just click here:
evive-flyer
Thanks, to the successful meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria it was possible to compile a first draft version of the EVive Curriculum. It is available in the download area for results of this website
You can also click on European Shared Values Curriculum – First Draft version – September 2014 to get this version.
The third meeting of Evive was a big success. The partners worked actively together and it was possible to create a draft version of the modules of the EVive Curriculum on common European shared values. It consist of the description of competences, contents, methodological hints, addressed future situation of the learners and hints concerning the aproximate teaching time.
The third workshop of the EVIVE project takes currently place at the American University in Bulgaria in Sofia. In the first part of the meeting the concept maps are presented and discussed which have been obtained in the different partner countries through interviews and questionaires with teachers of the vocational training system. The maps serve as a basis to develop a curricular structure for teaching common European values in the second part of the workshop
This will be found the results of the project on this website soon.
The curriculum serves also as a basis to develop exemplary didactic materials and learning resources.
Our Projectpartner ELN – European Learning Network from UK provides new EVive reports on the UK educational system especially the VET system and on values in UK.
Please have a closer look under the download menu. You´ll find the UK EVive reports under:Other Downloads – Evive Results.
Today we had an interdiciplinary scientific exchange in Paderborn, Germany concerning research methods and discussed strategies to gather information concerning values in enterprises and vocational education. Several PHD students presented their ideas and discussed the different approaches. With several posters the participants were informed about approaches to analyse values.
Also the results and the positive trends concerning an increasing shared values system in Europe were stressed. This could already be seen in former approaches like in the results of the EUROBAROMETER69 report the majority of EU27 citizens (54% in 2008 in contrast to 48% in 2006) think that with focus on European shared values the European Union Member States are very close to each other.
For further information concerning the Eurobarometer klicken Sie hier:
At the first project meeting in Paderborn several aspects of national and European values were already discussed by the partnern.
Main aspect was a differentiation between:
(a) attitutes
(b) beliefs
(c) preferences
(d) personal drivers
They can appear on individual level, group level and society level.
Examples of values which were discussed in a more intensive way during the workshop are:
-respect
– integration
– inclusion
– humanity
– liberty
– equality
– helfulness
– freedom
– property
– solidarity
– liability
– honesty
– consideration
The Atlas of European Value is one of the main results of the European Values Study. This study is one of the basic diswcussion points in the Evive project where partners from five European countires try to create a Curriculum to foster shared European values in VET.
The EVive partners are sure that European values are important. It is helpful to create a stable an solid European foundament to share those values across different countries. This will lead to a better understanding and a stronger cooperation in Europe.