RODNO ODGOVORNO OBRAZOVANJE: SLUČAJ BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE

Originalni naučni rad

  • Draga Gajić Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Srbija
Ključne reči: rodno senzitivno obrazovanje, rodno odgovorno obrazovanje, rodno transformativno obrazovanje, Bosna i Hercegovina

Apstrakt

Rodno senzitivno, rodno odgovorno ili rodno transformativno obrazovanje su termini koji su aktuelni u globalnom kontekstu godinama unazad. Bilo da ih tretiramo kao sinonime ili kao tri različite razvojne etape obrazovanja koje u svoj centar stavlja rodnu ravnopravnost, odnosno rodnu dimenziju, neosporno je da bez obzira na sve razlike u tumačenjima da ovakav vid obrazovanja dobija na dodatnom značaju nakon usvajanja Ciljeva održivog razvoja 2015. godine. Obrazovanje u skladu sa Agendom 2030 je inkluzivno, pristupačno, ravnopravno i objedinjuje Cilj 4 (kvalitetno obrazovanje) i Cilj 5 (rodna ravnopravnost). Cilj istraživanja je da utvrdimo kako tri jedina priručnika koji se odnose na rodno odgovorno obrazovanje ili rodno odgovorno podučavanje (''Priručnik za edukatore o rodno odgovornom podučavanju'', ''Priručnik za upoznavanje nastavnika i nastavnica sa metodama rodno odgovornog podučavanja'' i ''Priručnik za integriranje rodne dimenzije u srednje stručno obrazovanje''), a koji su objavljeni u Bosni i Hercegovini u protekle dvije godine, konstruišu i prenose značenja o intersekciji roda i obrazovanja, odnosno konceptu rodno odgovornog obrazovanja.U istraživanju su korištene metode: analiza sadržaja i kritička analiza diskursa. Analizirani priručnici se razlikuju po pristupu, konceptu, sadržaju, ciljnoj publici kojoj su namjenjeni ali ono što im je zajedničko jeste da su usmjereni na rodno odgovorno, a ne rodno senzitivno ili rodno transformativno obrazovanje. Iako u Bosni i Hercegovini postoje pozitivne promjene u kontekstu podizanja svijesnosti o značaju rodno odgovornog obrazovanja potrebno je i dalje raditi kako bi rodno odgovorno obrazovanje zvanično postalo dio kurikuluma, odnosno obrazovnog sistema.

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