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UN Sustainable Development Goals

GOAL 4: Quality Education

Organizations relating to Educators

Association mondiale des sciences de l'éducation / Reims, France / Est. 1953
EDU / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2011
WorldCALL / Valencia, Spain
European Association of Teachers of Ancient Greek / Kilbride, UK / Est. 1989
International Diving Educators Association - Europe / L'Aquila, Italy / Est. 1995
European Association for the Teaching of Academic Writing / Coventry, UK / Est. 2007
European Association for the Teaching of Legal Theory / London, UK / Est. 1989
Caribbean Association of Catholic Teachers / Roseau, Dominica / Est. 1967
Equipos Docentes de Latinoamérica y el Caribe / Lima, Peru
European Federation of Psychology Teachers' Association / Est. 2004
European Trainers Federation / Chantilly, France
ECPR European Political Science Network / Budapest, Hungary / Est. 2001
SEAMEO Regional Centre for Quality Improvement of Teachers and Educational Personnel in Language / Jakarta, Indonesia / Est. 2009
SEED Institute / Singapore, Singapore / Est. 1989
SEAMEO Regional Centre for Quality Improvement of Teachers and Education Personnel in Mathematics / Yogyakarta, Indonesia
World Association of Law Professors / Est. 1975
International Commission for the Study and Improvement of Mathematics Teaching / Berlin, Germany / Est. 1950
United Nations Programme of Assistance in the Teaching, Study, Dissemination and Wider Appreciation of International Law / New York NY, USA / Est. 1965
Association of Japanese Language Teachers in Europe / Venice, Italy / Est. 1995
International Teaching of Psychology Network / Grand Rapids MI, USA
International Task Force on Teachers for Education 2030 / Paris, France / Est. 2008
Global Partnership for Results-Based Approaches / Washington DC, USA / Est. 2003
International Orality Network / Richmond VA, USA / Est. 2004
Catholic Evidence Guild / London, UK / Est. 1921
International Institute of Human Rights - Fondation René Cassin / Strasbourg, France / Est. 1969
University of the West Indies / Est. 1948
Pan-Asian Consortium of Language Teaching Societies / Tokyo, Japan / Est. 1994
Dialogue and Cooperation / Paris, France / Est. 1965
ATESEA Theological Union / Iloilo, Philippines / Est. 1966
Teacher Network of Latin America and the Caribbean / Buenos Aires, Argentina / Est. 2003
International Network for Academic Steiner Teacher Education / Vienna, Austria
International Dressage Trainers Club / Hooge Mierde, Netherlands
The Round Table Foundation / Est. 1982
International Mentoring Association / Newberry FL, USA / Est. 1988
Association of Teachers of Latin American Studies / Flushing NY, USA / Est. 1970
Europe plurilingue / Neuilly, France / Est. 1989
Pädagoginnen und Pädagogen für den Frieden, Germany / Siegen, Germany
Groupement des retraités éducateurs sans frontières / Paris, France / Est. 1989
International Solar Yoga Teachers' Association / Mexico City, Mexico
Institute for the Study of the Americas / London, UK / Est. 2004
Institute of European Teacher Education, Berlin / Berlin, Germany / Est. 1981
Association of Arts Administration Educators / Providence RI, USA / Est. 1975
Teacher Education in Sub Saharan Africa / Milton Keynes, UK / Est. 2005
EOTO World / Est. 2009
Global Connections Foundation / Beijing, China / Est. 1995
Educators Without Borders / Seoul, Korea Rep / Est. 2007
International Association for the Teaching of Comparative Law / Est. 1970
International Federation for Teaching the Art of Drawing
Council of Pacific Teachers Organizations
Federación de Organizaciones Magisteriales de Centroamérica / Est. 1982

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World Problems relating to Educators

From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential

Intimidation in educational institutions
Unethical practices in education
Excessive student-teacher ratio
Campus romance
Ineffective functional training
Children neglected by teachers
Underpayment of teachers
Denial of education to minorities
Political contributions by agents of foreign principals
Maldistribution of teachers
Lack of vocational teachers
Unavailability of trained teachers in rural areas
Professional discrimination among educators

Action Strategies relating to Educators

From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential

Teaching
Tutoring
Brainstorming
Training development economists
Training in international finance
Educating about human rights
Teaching foreign countries and cultures
Promoting use of English as common global language
Training in structural adjustment policy
Teaching exceptional children
Holding social invention workshops
Developing bioethics
Teaching integrative science
Teaching integrative education
Teaching foreign languages and literature
Learning through ignorance
Increasing environmental management education capacities
Increasing water resource education
Including sustainable development issues in journalistic education
Improving teacher/student ratio
Teaching sign language
Educating home-owners to use renewable energy
Supporting efforts of non-formal educators in sustainable development
Promoting Spanish language teaching in North America
Informing young people about the law

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