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Danijela Maurac (HR) - Teacher Collaboration in a Digital World

Danijela Maurac discusses teacher collaboration in a digital world. Effective teacher collaboration involves working together to create lesson plans, discuss student achievement and challenges, and offer support to develop skills. Key factors that contribute to collaboration include actively contributing to a safe environment, managing conflict well, having a growth mindset, and taking collective responsibility for student success. Examples provided of opportunities for international teacher collaboration include EU Code Week, Climate Action projects, Erasmus, eTwinning and Scientix programs.

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Danijela Maurac Croatia Te a c h m e e t B E T T 2 0 2 4 Teacher Collaboration in a Digital World #BETT2024
Teacher Collaboration in a Digital World Danijela Maurac, primary school teacher, mentor Teachmeet Bett 2024
IF YOU WANT TO GO FAST, GO ALONE, IF YOU WANT TO GO FAR, GO TOGETHER.
What Is Teacher Collaboration? Teacher collaboration happens when educators work together to : • create innovative lesson plans • discuss concerns about student achievement or behavior • determine student progress and challenges • offer collegial support and encouragement in a structured environment • teach each other to develop various skills
Source: Martin & Bradbeer. (2016). Creating collaborative effectiveness: One schools approach. SET: Research Information for Teachers, New Zealand Council for Educational Research, (2), p 51 . • actively contributing to a safe and supportive teaching environment • being skilled at managing conflict • having a growth mindset • taking collective responsibility for the wellbeing and success of all learners. Key factors that contribute to collaborative teaching
Examples of good practice EU Code Week Climate Action Project Erasmus, eTwinning Scientix
Green coding Climate Action with coding European Language Day
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Teachmeet BETT T H A N K S ! Arjana Blazic @abfromz Bart Verswijvel @bartverswijvel teachmeetglobal.org P A R T 1 – I n t e r n a t i o n a l F o c u s #BETT2024