The Significance of Knowledge Management in Reaching the Fourth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG-4) and Enhancing Teacher Professionalism
Keywords:
Knowledge management, Sustainable development goal, Quality educationAbstract
The goal of management in this twenty-first century is elevating the effectiveness of knowledge work and knowledgeable humans (knowledge workers) as the most valuable assets by utilizing intellectual capital in the knowledge management process. This research highlights the important role of knowledge management as an integral strategy that supports the collection, management, storage, and dissemination of knowledge to maximize teacher potential through increasing academic qualifications and teacher competence in achieving SDG-4 (Quality Education). This research used qualitative methodologies combined with descriptive approaches and a systematic literature review (SLR). The review process identifies relevant studies published in academic databases and scholarly journals limited to the past ten years (2013-2024). The findings of this research indicate that knowledge management contributes to facilitating collaboration between teachers, providing quick access to quality educational resources, and improving continuous learning. The application of knowledge management helps to accelerate the professionalism of teachers through personalized, evidence-based training, facilitate the transfer of experiences and best practices, and improve the curriculum’s acceleration and learning methodologies. In conclusion, this study shows that knowledge management significantly contributes to achieving SDG-4 and enhancing the quality of teacher professionalism, emphasizing the importance of efficient knowledge management practice in realizing the goal of inclusive, equitable, high-quality education and providing possibilities for lifelong learning for everyone.
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