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There is quite a variety in our Learning Events on offer this year ranging from an exploration of  learning together across generations to working with teams of teachers in eTwinning.

 

 

 

 

 

Keep watching for the application links on your desktop.

  

 

30 January – 12 February:    Intergenerational Learning - Daniela Aghir Bunea 

Working Language: English

Application opens: 20 January

This event will analyse attitudes to age and the way in which society views age and ageing.  During the event strategic approaches to learning together as different generations will be evaluated and plans for implementing eTwinning intergenerational learning projects in 2012, the European Year of Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations will be developed.


13 – 26 February:   Moving to Maths 2.0 - Irina Vasilescu 

Working Language: English

Applications open: 6 February

The event is focused on a few ways to enhance the degree of pupils’ involvement in projects involving Maths, which have specific features and are often perceived to be ‘arid’.  The incentive aspect of project work will be explored though the types of activities that are planned, the degree of collaboration and the tools that are used. 


27 February – 9 March: eTwinning and the Creative Classroom - Ioanna Komininou

Working language: English

Applications open: 17 February

This event provides a variety of ideas and techniques to develop an eTwinning project in an innovative and creative way. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced eTwinning teachers of all disciplines.

 

12 – 25 March: Crossing Curricular Boundaries - Paulien du Fossé

Working Language: English

Applications open: 2 March

This event will explore how an eTwinning project can be themed to cross subjects and involve a whole curriculum approach. The practicalities of developing a team of teachers working on an eTwinning  concept will be explored

 

16 - 27 April Art, history and philosophy for eTwinning projects

Adam Stepinski 
Working language: English
Applications open: 2 April

This event will deal with the ways of exploiting art, history and philosophy in eTwinning, including - how to tailor and conduct a successful interdisciplinary project based on the three subjects. 

 

 

 

 

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17 - 19 April Online Partner Finding Fair

The aim of these partner-finding fairs is to help you network with teachers of your own discipline, discuss project ideas and hopefully find a partner to start a project with. You will also learn about how to use the tools on your desktop to communicate with others, and the steps you need to take to set up a register a project.

Each partner-finding fair will have an audience of around 100 people. It will last for three days with a combination of group activity on line as well as the opportunity to discuss with the participants in real time. You will learn the five important steps involved in finding a partner, get the opportunity to present your project ideas and will be guided in the process of how to register a project.