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This document summarizes an Erasmus+ project called "Approaching Better Teaching" that aims to improve teaching methods through international collaboration. It was initiated in 2018 and involves schools in Croatia, Hungary, Poland, and Sweden. The project allows teachers and students to gain international experience, improve language skills, and learn new teaching approaches. Activities have included staff training events, student exchanges, and discussions on topics like student-centered learning and integrating technology into teaching.
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- 1. Approaching Better Teaching 11th International Teachers' Conference EDUvision 2021 Virtual Round Table 25th November 2021 By: Anita Lasić
- 2. About me - Don Mihovil Pavlinović Primary in Podgora - English and Italian - Leader of Erasmus+ team - Participate since 2018 - Four school-to-school partnerships
- 3. About the Project: Approaching Better Teaching - Erasmus+ KA2 project - Initiated in 2018 - Extended until 30 September 2021
- 5. Reasons to participate The Reasons to Participate To develop professionally and as a person To enhance motivation To improve teachers’ and students’ English To learn new teaching methods To improve key competences To let others know about our culture and tradition To learn about different education systems To meet new people To get to know new cultures and traditions To improve 21st century skills
- 6. WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO TEACH? TEACHER-CENTRED TEACHING STUDENT-CENTRED TEACHING BOTH? WHAT IS THE BEST RATIO?
- 7. Activities SWEDEN STAFF TRAINING EVENT POLAND STAFF TRAINING EVENT HUNGARY Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur STAFF TRAINING EVENT SWEDEN STUDENTS EXCHANGE STAFF TRAINING EVENT C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 CROATIA AUTHENTIC LEARNING INTEGRATING ICT INTO TEACHING TALENTED STUDENTS BILINGUAL TEACHING / CLIL
- 9. Thank you for your attention! anitalasic@yahoo.com