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- 2. lfsscotland.org 11th Global RCE Conference ‘Food for Thought’ Kirsten Leask, November 2018
- 3. lfsscotland.org Workshop Overview Part A: Setting the Scene 1. About this workshop 2. A quality education 3. Education in Scotland 3. Sustainability and Scottish education 4. Embedding sustainability: the challenge 5. Embedding sustainability: meeting the challenge Part B: Soil to Plate learning Part C: Discussion
- 4. lfsscotland.org Part A: Setting the Scene
- 5. lfsscotland.org 1. About this workshop
- 6. Objectives • To examine what constitutes a ‘quality education’. • To explore the challenges of integrating sustainability across learning. • To participate in a practical and discussion-based learning journey centred around the theme of food.
- 7. lfsscotland.org 2. A quality education
- 8. A global goal Ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning. 4.7 “By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development.”
- 9. What does it look like in practice? = ? Ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning. 4.7 “By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development.”
- 10. A preparation for life • Meaningful • Relevant • Place-based • Learner-centric • Interdisciplinary • Inclusive • Transformative • Enjoyable • Empowering • Life-long • Beyond the school setting • Engages heads – hands – hearts. • Knowledge • Skills • Values • Attributes
- 11. Beyond the school gates Holistic… Affects Is effected by Global National Community Setting Individual
- 12. Knowledge, skills, values and attributes Holistic… Empowers Is empowered by
- 13. lfsscotland.org 3. Education in Scotland
- 14. Structure • Coherent learning from 3-18 • Delivered through Four Contexts: • To create: Curriculum areas and subjects Interdisciplinary learning Ethos and life of the setting Opportunities for personal achievement • Effective contributors • Successful learners • Responsible citizens • Confident individuals
- 15. lfsscotland.org 4. Sustainability and Scottish education
- 16. 4. Building on strong foundations • An entitlement for all learners, and a whole-setting approach. • Embedded in whole-school self-evaluation. • Central to Professional Standards for teachers. • Woven throughout the Scottish curriculum.
- 17. At the heart of our national vision • Mirrored in the Scottish Government’s National Performance Framework.
- 18. lfsscotland.org 5. Embedding sustainability: the challenges
- 19. Joining the dots How can we join the dots? Practitioner confidence and ‘agency’ Plethora of policies and strategies Time Conflicting priorities Lone champion ‘Issue- fatigue’ Conflicting narratives ‘Finding the hook’ for learners
- 20. lfsscotland.org 5. Embedding sustainability: meeting the challenges
- 21. The food lens Meaningful Relevant Place-based Learner-centric Interdisciplinary Inclusive Transformative Enjoyable Empowering Engages heads, hands, hearts Life-long Beyond the school setting
- 22. The food lens in a global context
- 23. The food lens in a Scottish context Food National Improvement Framework Curriculum for Excellence Developing the Young Workforce HGIOS/ HGIOELC Getting it Right for Every Child Learning for Sustainability
- 24. The food lens in a Scottish context
- 25. The food lens in a Scottish context
- 26. lfsscotland.org Part B: Soil to plate learning
- 27. What is ‘Soil to Plate’ learning? 1. Learning where food comes from 2. Growing/ rearing my own food 3. Preparing my own food 4. Sharing and celebrating my food Practical: • Skills • Knowledge • Values • Attributes
- 28. What is ‘Soil to Plate’ learning? 1. Learning where food comes from 2. Growing/rearing my own food 3. Preparing my own food 4. Sharing and celebrating my food Practical: • Skills • Knowledge • Values • Attributes
- 29. What is ‘Soil to Plate’ learning? 1. Learning where food comes from 2. Growing/rearing my own food 3. Preparing my own food 4. Sharing and celebrating my food Understanding global food systems Understanding how my food gets to me Creating confident consumers Food culture past, present, near and far Wider: • Skills • Knowledge • Values • Attributes
- 30. 1. Understanding global food systems “The first supermarket supposedly appeared on the (American) landscape in 1946. That is not very long ago. Until then, where was all the food? Dear folks, the food was in homes, gardens, local fields, and forests. It was near kitchens, near tables, near bedsides. It was in the pantry, the cellar, the back yard.” Joel Salatin
- 31. 2. Understanding how my food gets to me “We live not by the jingling of our coin, but the fullness of our harvests.” Patrick Geddes
- 32. 3. Creating confident consumers “Health inequalities are the biggest issue facing Scotland just now, because not only are health inequalities a problem but health inequalities are really a manifestation of social inequality. Social complexity – social disintegration – drives things like criminality, it drives things like poor educational attainment, it drives a whole range of things that we would want to see different in Scotland. The more attention we can get paid to the drivers of that situation, the better.” Sir Harry Burns, former Chief Medical Officer for Scotland
- 33. 4. Food culture: past, present, near and far. “Laughter is brightest where food is best.” Irish proverb
- 35. lfsscotland.org 11th Global RCE Conference Thank you. Kirsten Leask, November 2018