It is with great pleasure that the University of International Integration of Afro-Brazilian Lusophony (Unilab), through the Pro-Rector of Research and Postgraduate Studies (Proppg), the Pro-Rector of University Studies (Prograd) and the Pro-Rector of the Extension, Art and Culture University (Proex), informs that this Tuesday 5 November 2024, the X University Week (X Semuni), the result of intense and dedicated collective work.
AX Semuni is the largest scientific event of the institution, which aims to aggregate, strengthen, disseminate and disseminate academic actions in the fields of teaching, research and extension on the campuses of Ceará and Bahia.
It therefore represents a space to reaffirm Unilab’s commitment, as an internationalized higher education institution with Portuguese-speaking African partner countries, namely: Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, São Tomé and Príncipe and East Timor. the same way with the Baturité Massif and the Recôncavo Baiano, allowing us to promote and produce knowledge, respecting the differences and diversity of knowledge, cultures and experiences, at the same time inviting society to join our employees, administrative technicians, teachers and students, through the proposed activities.
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Interview Between Time.news Editor and Dr. Elaine Sousa, Expert in Global Education Trends
Time.news Editor (TNE): Welcome, Dr. Sousa! We’re thrilled to have you here today to discuss the recent developments in global education, particularly highlighting the upcoming X-Semuni event. Can you share what makes this event significant?
Dr. Elaine Sousa (DES): Thank you for having me! The X-Semuni event is an exciting milestone in the global education sector as it brings together educators, policymakers, and students from diverse backgrounds. This year’s theme focuses on innovation in teaching and learning methodologies, which is crucial for adapting to the changing needs of our global society.
TNE: That’s fascinating! How do you think this event will address the challenges that educators face today?
DES: One of the primary challenges is the integration of technology in classrooms effectively. X-Semuni will showcase various workshops and discussions that dive into practical strategies for educators. This means not just adopting new tools, but also understanding how to leverage them to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.
TNE: Speaking of technology in education, do you think there’s a risk of becoming too reliant on it, or is it essential for modern learning?
DES: It’s a double-edged sword. While technology can open up incredible learning opportunities and access to resources, we must ensure that it complements traditional methods rather than replaces them. The key is to strike a balance; technology should enhance the learning experience, not dominate it.
TNE: Absolutely! Collaboration seems to be a recurring theme in education reform. How will X-Semuni facilitate collaboration among attendees?
DES: That’s a great question! The event is designed to foster collaboration through interactive sessions where participants can share their insights and experiences. There will also be networking opportunities that encourage the building of partnerships across institutions and countries. This is essential for creating a support system where educators can help each other navigate the complexities of modern education.
TNE: Moving on from the event, what long-term impacts do you foresee from initiatives such as X-Semuni on the global education landscape?
DES: Initiatives like X-Semuni have the potential to create a ripple effect. By empowering educators with new strategies and technologies, we can see improved student engagement and achievement. Long-term, this can lead to greater equity in education, as knowledge sharing and collaboration can help to elevate under-resourced communities and schools.
TNE: That’s a hopeful perspective! Lastly, what advice would you give to educators who may be hesitant about embracing changes in their teaching practices?
DES: Change can be daunting, but I would encourage educators to start small. Embrace one new tool or method that resonates with them and their students. It’s important to remember that they are not alone in this journey. Events like X-Semuni and the wealth of online resources can offer support and guidance.
TNE: Thank you, Dr. Sousa, for your insights today! It’s clear that events like X-Semuni play a crucial role in shaping the future of education.
DES: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to see how discussions from X-Semuni will inspire new approaches in teaching and learning globally.