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Saulius Rudelis discusses enriching educational content with project activities. He notes that schools face the challenge of keeping student knowledge and competences up to date in a rapidly changing society. Project lessons can help by integrating work in international groups both at school and outside of school. Rudelis provides examples of three projects his school has participated in: "ACTIVE IN NATURE, ENJOYING THE NATURE!" from 2015-2018, "LET'S LEARN TOGETHER" from 2017-2019, and an eTwinning project from 2015-2018. He states that life is like a big project made up of smaller tasks, and that using project methods at school simulates real life by
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- 2. Enriching Educational Content with Project Activities SAULIUS RUDELIS, Deputy Director of education, Gedminai Progymnasium, PI “Edukateka”, Klaipeda, Lithuania
- 3. Nowadays, we live in a rapidly changing society. Educational institutions constantly face with the challenge – to organize a student's education so that as soon as possible it would fill the gaps in students' knowledge and competences.
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- Students need to be prepared for integration into society and the labor market. These challenges cannot be met without the student's inner motivation and without their desire for improvement. There is no secret that motivation increases when the learner has a clear goal and the child's education/work is fun and interesting.
- In order to create the conditions for students to gain both general and subject – specific competence, it is important to involve them into the learning process, by giving them a possibility to create their own curriculum to find the answers to their problems. One of the most effective ways to do this is a project work, because it encourages students to relate the classroom learning to the reality, to look for connections between objects and events and to get used to work in a group with others, dealing with one problem.
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- Participation in projects definitely broadens the minds of children. They can take part in the projects individually, but in most cases, this is a team, a group activity. For schools it is also a new experience, the opportunity to become more visible within not only the city, region, country but also in the EU - to demonstrate creativity and skills of children and teachers in Europe.
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