Comprehension and E-C Translation of Competence-Related PISA Terms Based on What Kind of People to Be Cultivated

Shen Qunying

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Comprehension and E-C Translation of Competence-Related PISA Terms Based on What Kind of People to Be Cultivated

Shen Qunying

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In the era of globalization, informatization and knowledge economy, human talents are the key to social development and global competition. OECD has first formulated their education blueprint on competencies centered on what kind of people to be cultivated. Its PISA2015 Draft Frameworks interweave the terms of competence, competency, literacy, capability, capacity and skill. These education terms confuse people in their interpretation and application, so it is necessary to describe these terms deeply and standardize their translations in pursuit of educational exchange, cooperation among countries.

DOI	10.11648/j.sjedu.20180603.11
Published in	Science Journal of Education (Volume 6, Issue 3, June 2018)
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Quality, Competence, Competency, Capacity, Capability, Skill

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