Competences for Education for Sustainable Development in Teacher Education

  • Rauch F
  • Steiner R
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Abstract

Competences are intensively discussed in the context of cross-curricular themes, such as Sustainable Development and Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), especially in light of the United Nations Decade for ESD (2004–2015). Recent literature on ESD lists a number of competences for ESD in various fields with the exception of teacher education. A competence model for ESD for educators was generated in the Austrian research project KOM-BiNE (Competences for ESD in Teacher Education) as part of a large-scale EU project. The KOM-BiNE competence model consists of areas of competences within fields of action. The constituent elements of the competence model are described in detail and are illustrated with examples.

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Rauch, F., & Steiner, R. (2013). Competences for Education for Sustainable Development in Teacher Education. Center for Educational Policy Studies Journal, 3(1), 9–24. https://doi.org/10.26529/cepsj.248

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