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giovedì 7 novembre 2024
CNV -Netherlans
Etichette:
CNV,
learen,
Netherlands,
schoolleraren,
Wostenberg
giovedì 6 febbraio 2020
martedì 21 agosto 2018
mercoledì 9 maggio 2018
CNV - Consultation function descriptions teachers Onderwijs en de PO-Raad zijn aan het onderhandelen over een nieuwe cao PO -
CNV Onderwijs en de PO-Raad zijn aan het onderhandelen over een
nieuwe cao PO. Onderdeel daarvan zijn nieuwe functiebeschrijvingen. De
huidige zijn al sinds 2006 niet meer geactualiseerd en de praktijk op de
scholen is erg veranderd. De taken van de leerkracht zijn complexer
geworden. Op verzoek van de vakbonden en de PO-Raad is
functiewaarderingsdeskundige Hans Overduin afgelopen weken in gesprek
gegaan met verschillende groepen leerkrachten uit het primair onderwijs.
Deze eerste concept-functiebeschrijvingen geven weer wat er door de
leerkrachten in de gesprekken is aangegeven. Welke taken verrichten zij
en welke verantwoordelijkheden dragen zij?
De functiereeks voor leraren bestaat uit vier functieniveaus, te
weten 1, 2, 3 en 4. De belangrijkste eerste constatering is dat de
huidige ‘standaard’-functie van leerkracht zwaarder gewaardeerd wordt.
In de reeks met conceptbeschrijvingen komt het werk van de huidige
LA-leraar overeen met de Leraar op niveau 2. Dat noemen we de
spilfunctie L2 in de consultatie. Daarnaast is er een nieuwe functie
toegevoegd, de L1-functie voor de startende leraar en met een beperkt
takenpakket. Bij deze zwaardere waardering komen nieuwe hogere
salarisschalen die passen bij de zwaarte van de functie.
Aan jou de vraag of je je herkent in de omschrijvingen van de
functies. Bij de ruimte voor opmerkingen en suggesties, horen we graag
je mening daarover. De internetconsultatie is in te vullen tot 17 mei om
11.00 uur.Klik hier om naar de internetconsultatie te gaan.
martedì 13 febbraio 2018
NL - LERAREN GEVEN HUN HARTENKREET OP VALENTIJNSDAG
Stakende
leraren, onderwijsassistenten en schoolleiders uit het primair
onderwijs kunnen op Valentijnsdag hun hartenkreet achterlaten. Deze
hartenkreten geeft CNV Onderwijsvoorzitter Loek Schueler aan Tweede
Kamerleden op dinsdag 20 februari, een dag voor het algemeen overleg
onderwijs: “Het lerarentekort stijgt, waardoor de kwaliteit onder druk
staat. De hartenkreten maken duidelijk waar leraren écht behoefte aan
hebben om hun werk goed te kunnen doen. Wij vragen de Kamerleden nu:
laat je hart spreken voor het onderwijs en investeer ruimhartig.”Kwaliteit waarborgen
De hartenkreten kunnen 14 februari opgeschreven worden op de
actielocaties in Groningen, Friesland en Drenthe. Leraren uit andere
regio’s, die de 14e niet staken, kunnen via de facebookpagina van CNV
Onderwijs https://www.facebook.com/CNVOnderwijs/videos/1800159560008969/
een hartenkreet achterlaten. Dit geldt ook voor mensen die werken in
het voortgezet onderwijs, het mbo en hbo. Schueler: “Werken in het
onderwijs is fantastisch en dat moet zo blijven. Maar de hoge werkdruk
eist zijn tol. Te vaak spreek ik bevlogen, jonge, leraren die toch
overwegen om te stoppen met lesgeven. Er is structureel meer geld nodig
voor salaris en werkdrukverlichting in de hele sector om de kwaliteit te
kunnen waarborgen.”
Stakingsformulier
Komende woensdag kunnen leden van CNV Onderwijs hun hartenkreet en
stakingsformulier inleveren op vier locaties in Friesland en Drenthe of
bij de manifestatie in de Suikerfabriek in Groningen. De staking wordt
georganiseerd door het PO-front, waar CNV Onderwijs deel van uitmaakt.
www.samenvoorgoedonderwijs.nl
www.samenvoorgoedonderwijs.nl
martedì 29 novembre 2016
Netherlands: VIRTUES IN CATHOLIC EDUCATION
by Elizabeth Boddens Hosang, the Netherlands
Catholic
education in the Netherlands has changed over the past years. This is due to changes
in society and within the Church since the Second Vatican Council. Be that as
it may, the Netherlands still has schools which choose to be Catholic, which
search for ways in which students can be introduced to the Catholic Tradition
and Gospel values. Dutch Catholic educational institutes are warm and nurturing
centres where students of all ages feel welcomed.
In such a safe setting students are able to develop personally. In the Netherlands, we have a system where Catholic identity advisors help primary schools to develop their own identity, within the broad Catholic tradition. These advisors develop materials necessary for religious education classes, provide schools with background information, but also aid in developing thoughts on Catholic identity for a mission statement, personnel development and the proper information for parents and others involved.
Part of the Dutch Christian National Union (the CNV) is concerned with education and especially people working in education, both Christian and Protestant. The Union has a working group specifically geared towards Catholic education[1] , represented in the National Catholic Schools Council[2] and delegates members to the WUCT. The group has produced thoughts on the developments in Dutch Catholic education and materials for people working in Catholic schools.
In such a safe setting students are able to develop personally. In the Netherlands, we have a system where Catholic identity advisors help primary schools to develop their own identity, within the broad Catholic tradition. These advisors develop materials necessary for religious education classes, provide schools with background information, but also aid in developing thoughts on Catholic identity for a mission statement, personnel development and the proper information for parents and others involved.
Part of the Dutch Christian National Union (the CNV) is concerned with education and especially people working in education, both Christian and Protestant. The Union has a working group specifically geared towards Catholic education[1] , represented in the National Catholic Schools Council[2] and delegates members to the WUCT. The group has produced thoughts on the developments in Dutch Catholic education and materials for people working in Catholic schools.
All
schoolsin the Netherlands have students from various religious and cultural
backgrounds, so dialogue with and learning about different faiths is unavoidable.
This can only be done within a safe environment and when one has a better
understanding of one’s own faith background.
This is another focal point for identity advisors.
The
bishops of the Netherlands have written a document on Catholic Education
(‘Bezield en Zelfbewust’, 2002). In this document they have encouraged Catholic
schools to be a nurturing and safe place where young people can develop every
aspect of their being: a holistic approach. As the Dutch government made sex
education mandatory for all primary schools, Catholic schools especially should
emphasize that each individual is created in the image of God. Consequently, all
aspects of a person’s sexuality – whether he/ she is hetero or homosexual, is the
result of creation by a loving God. This should be treated with respect and
care, without any implicit or explicit judgment.
A
school is part of society and an open Catholic Church which engages in dialogue
with society respects all people, despite their background and orientation.
Several
years ago, the Catholic primary schools of the Foundation for Christian
Education in Leiden, have spoken about the values and virtues they consider
important with which to imbue the students. These are of course rooted in
Scripture.[3] The result is that when the mission statement
on the identity of the Leiden Catholic primary schools was written, I
translated this into practice, to avoid it remaining a statement on paper.
The result is that the schools now have a virtues program with one virtueas focus for 6 weeks, stories from Scripture and from other traditions are told, discussions are held, and a poster and lessons are provided. At another moment in the week, teachers read from a children’s bible in order to familiarize students with the stories Jesus knew (: our ‘Old’ Testament) and the stories about and by Jesus and his followers (: our ‘New’ Testament).
The result is that the schools now have a virtues program with one virtueas focus for 6 weeks, stories from Scripture and from other traditions are told, discussions are held, and a poster and lessons are provided. At another moment in the week, teachers read from a children’s bible in order to familiarize students with the stories Jesus knew (: our ‘Old’ Testament) and the stories about and by Jesus and his followers (: our ‘New’ Testament).
There
is a concern that when discussing values without connecting these to Tradition,
the resulting mission statement may appear to be child-focussed and
educationally sound, but shows no awareness of the educational institute’s
foundation in the Christian tradition. Hence, the discussions of these
particular schools were led by myself. As Catholic identity advisor, I always
kept in mind the Christian background of these schools.
Dr.
Elizabeth Boddens Hosang, the Netherlands
[1]CNV werkgroep KV.
[2]NKSR.
[3] The values and virtues the teachers
suggested are: respect, solidarity, trust, wonder, justice, tolerance,
kindness, forgiveness, awe, optimism, care and joy.
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