Relocation of the academic context: renewal and unification of the Erasmus program
Abstract The socio-economic problems are affecting the development and progress in Europe. This changes the form and the content of the academic systems. Teaching is delocalized, have blurred the boundaries of schools. Also, international mobility contributes to expanding the school context and the exchanges of students drive to renew their methodological approaches. The educational community begins to see the possibilities of mobility, these mobilities driving the professional and personal future, therefore, is important to disseminate these initiatives. Mobility enriches the training options and employment opportunities. Actually, the educational framework is conducive to spread the Lifelong Learning Programme. This program helps to relate the people. A time period in another country supports empowerment, skills, adaptability, and easy access to the first job. Since its inception in 1987, Erasmus sub-programme moved to three million college students in 33 European countries. This growing success has great social and educational impact. Currently, to the European guidelines for 2020 and the complexity of the llp, has designed a new program «Erasmus for All», more efficient and unifies the various actions complementary and mobility is possible worldwide. The proposal enhances the educational policy reforms and the international relations. It also helps innovation and cooperation between educational institutions and companies. It will expand the supports to sporting activities, and non-formal learning experiences, such as volunteering.
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Fombona Cadavieco, J., & Agudo Prado, S. (2014). Relocation of the academic context: renewal and unification of the Erasmus program. Enseñanza & Teaching: Interuniversity Journal of Didactic, 31(1), 127–146. Retrieved from https://revistas.usal.es/tres/index.php/0212-5374/article/view/11608
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