Saturday June 20th - 3pm
ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics & Management - University of Lisbon (Rua do Quelhas 1200-781 Lisboa)
Seminar: Educating for the Future. What education model for the new generations?
Programme
14h45 - Reception for participants
15h00 - Opening of the session and welcome by ISEG
Mario Romão - Professor at ISEG
15:05 - Introduction to the seminar and reasons for the debate
Mário de Jesus - President of the FRES Board
A. Education and teaching in Portugal 15h15
i) Does today's education meet the real needs of the country and can it be seen as a lever for national socio-economic development?
ii) How can we guarantee a better quality of education?
Santana Castilho - University professor and coordinator of the Teaching Organization and Management course at the Santarém School of Education.
15h45 - iii) What is the best way to ensure the coexistence of public and private education?
Fernando Adão da Fonseca - Manager and President of FLE - Forum for Freedom of Education.
16h15 - Debate
17h - Coffee Break
17h15 - iv) How can education prepare students for new skills and competencies?
Luís Rodrigues - Secondary school teacher, former director of the Pedro Santarém Primary and Secondary School Group in Lisbon, former MP for the district of Beja.
17h45 - v) What is the role of the school and the teacher?
Pedro Fernandes da Anunciação - Coordinating Professor and Chairman of the Scientific Council of the School of Business Sciences of the Polytechnic Institute of Setúbal.
B. Demographic aspects in the education system
18h15 i) - Long-term impact of the birth rate on the school population and the school of the future and demographics on the future model of education in Portugal.
ii) - The demographic desertification of the interior and the geographical imbalances generated in the country - impact on the allocation of school resources.
Pedro Gois - University Professor, PhD in Sociology, Researcher at the Center for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra.
18h45 - Debate
19h15 - Closing session