Summary
A European Parliament resolution proposing a comprehensive strategy to integrate digital technologies into education, focusing on closing the digital divide and gender gap. 9 25.03.2021
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economy
education
civil law
human rights
social policy
equal treatment
public administration
employment and working conditions
research and intellectual property
information technology and data processing
Key points
- The resolution calls for a rights-based approach to digital education, ensuring it is inclusive and equitable for all citizens.
- There is an urgent need to bridge the digital divide by investing in high-speed internet and hardware for rural and disadvantaged areas.
- The policy emphasizes the importance of teacher training, ensuring educators are not just technically proficient but also capable of teaching digital skills effectively.
- A major focus is placed on closing the gender gap in digital skills and encouraging more women to enter STEM and ICT fields.
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