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Title page

Contents

Abstract 4

List of abbreviations/acronyms 7

Introduction 8

Structure of this paper 8

The OECD Learning Compass 2030 10

The OECD Learning Framework (conceptual framework) 10

The OECD Learning Compass 2030 towards well-being 12

Frameworks developed by other inter-governmental and international organisations 15

Council of Europe 16

European Commission 18

UNESCO 25

Frameworks developed by NGOs, NPOs, associations or private companies 32

The Digital Intelligence (DQ) Framework's Global Standards for Digital Literacy, Skills and Readiness 32

Assessment Framework of the International Civic and Citizenship Education Study 34

P21 Network's Framework for 21st Century Learning 36

Eidos Learning Experience Design Framework 37

Dream a dream: Well-being through Lifeskills Curriculum 38

The Joint: An equitable ecosystem to promote 21st century learning 39

Officina Learning Framework 40

Framework initiatives developed at the school or regional/local levels 42

Schools 42

Public institutions at the regional and local levels 44

Conceptual coherence with OECD assessment frameworks 51

Programme for International Student Assessment 52

Early learning and well-being 60

OECD Social and Emotional Skills 61

OECD Survey of Adult Skills - PIAAC 61

List of contributors 63

Chair of the OECD Education 2030 project 63

Observers 63

Others 63

OECD Secretariat 64

References 65

Tables

Table 1. Relevant frameworks developed by other inter-governmental and international organisations 15

Table 2. Relevant educational frameworks created by NGOs, NPOs, associations or private companies 32

Table 3. Framework initiatives developed at the school or regional/local level 42

Table 4. OECD Assessment Frameworks 51

Figures

Figure 1. OECD E2030 Learning Framework (Conceptual framework) 12

Figure 2. The OECD Learning Compass 2030 13

Figure 3. A schematic view of Council of Europe's Competencies for Democratic Culture Framework 17

Figure 4. The structure of the CEFR descriptive scheme 18

Figure 5. A schematic view of the European Union's Key Competencies for Lifelong Learning 19

Figure 6. A schematic view of the European Commission's Digital Competence Framework for Citizens (DigComp 2.0) 20

Figure 7. A schematic view of the European Commission's Digitally Competent Educational Organisations (DigCompOrg) Framework 21

Figure 8. A schematic view of the European Commission's Digital Competence Framework for Educators (DigCompEdu) Framework 22

Figure 9. A schematic view of the European Framework for the Personal, Social & Learning to Learn Key Competence (LifeComp) 23

Figure 10. A schematic view of the European sustainability competence framework 24

Figure 11. A schematic view of the European Commission's Entrepreneurship Competencies Framework 25

Figure 12. A schematic view of UNESCO's Education for Sustainable Development goals 26

Figure 13. A schematic view of UNESCO's Global Citizenship Education 28

Figure 14. A schematic view of UNESCO's Global Framework of Learning Domains 29

Figure 15. A schematic view of UNESCO's Transversal Competencies 30

Figure 16. A schematic view of the World Economic Forum's "A New Vision for Education" 31

Figure 17. A schematic view of the Coalition for Digital Intelligence 33

Figure 18. Coalition for Digital Intelligence Transformative Competencies 34

Figure 19. A schematic view of IEA Civic Education 35

Figure 20. A schematic view of P21 Network's Framework for 21 st Century Learning 37

Figure 21. Eidos learning experience design framework 37

Figure 22. Well-being through lifeskills 39

Figure 23. A quality equitable ecosystem to promote 21 century learning 40

Figure 24. Officina learning framework 41

Figure 25. A model of teacher-student co-design of skills-based curriculum 43

Figure 26. A schematic view of t he 5-Lands Model 45

Figure 27. A schematic view of SkriLab Educational Framework 47

Figure 28. A schematic view of SDS Classification of meta-skills 48

Figure 29. A schematic view of Double-Winged child 49

Figure 30. Next Generation Science Standards 50

Figure 31. PISA 2015 Collaborative Problem Solving Framework 53

Figure 32. Overview of PISA well-being framework 54

Figure 33. PISA framework for financial literacy 55

Figure 34. PISA 2018 dimensions of global competence 56

Figure 35. PISA 2022 ICT conceptual framework 57

Figure 36. Competency model: facets of creative thinking 58

Figure 37. PISA 2022 Mathematics Framework 59

Figure 38. Framework for PISA 2025 science assessment 60

Figure 39. A schematic view of International Early Learning and Well-being study 60

Figure 40. The "Big Five" Domains of Social and Emotional Skills 61

Figure 41. A schematic view of PIAAC Design 62

Boxes

Box 1. The OECD Learning Framework (conceptual framework) 10

Box 2. The 5 practical stages of the 5-Lands Journey 44