Course 4. Designing and implementing innovative actions for mainstream and special needs education frames/schools: a sustainable approach.
Course 4. Designing and implementing innovative actions for mainstream and special needs education frames/schools: a sustainable approach.
- days, ERASMUS+ KA1 Training Course,
- 16th to 20th of November 2020,
- 22rd to 26th of March 2021
in Thessaloniki or Athens, depends on the participants’ number
FEES:390€
Minimum participants number 7 & maximum 15
Course Overview
In the rapidly changing context that characterizes the current era, Education (special and mainstream) is required to meet the expectations of students, teachers and parents. It has been shown that by expanding the curriculum with new subjects, new educational tools and environments, new /innovative pedagogical approaches, cross-thematic and experiential methods and ideas, school will be able to respond to the modern learning and psychosocial needs of students and communities in general. The Innovation actions in education provide a pathway for schools, teachers, students and parents to obtain greater individual school autonomy and managerial flexibility in order to implement diverse approaches to learning. Has been proven that a structured but flexible framework could facilitate the idea generation, development, implementation, testing, evaluation, and rapid-cycle iteration. This process is grounded in science and supported within a growing community of change agents who are committed to shared learning, cumulative knowledge, and transformative child outcomes at the population level.
Methodology
The course is based on “learning by doing and reflecting” training through various collaborative activities. The content and fundamental information will be introduced through cross-thematic and experiential learning methods and approaches within a group instructional setting. You will be able to gradually generate classroom-based as well as home-based strategies suitable for pupils with and without disabilities
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2. to understand that the Innovation actions in education provide a pathway for schools, teachers, students and parents to obtain greater individual school autonomy and managerial flexibility in order to implement diverse approaches to learning.
3. To be proven that a structured but flexible framework could facilitate the idea generation, development, implementation, testing, evaluation, and rapid-cycle iteration.
4.to accept that this process is science-based and is supported by the school system dedicated to shared-cooperative learning, cumulative knowledge and with the aim of shaping healthy attitudes and behaviors (in students, young people, adults at the general population level).
• their ability to plan, organize, implement, prioritize and control work affairs,
• their interpersonal and communication skills learning to hear, discuss, negotiate, design, implement and check the cross-thematic and experiential methods,
• their personal and professional profile, revising and developing key competences and attitudes about sustainability and how these affect community’s life?
Additionally:
• they will meet and interact with colleagues from different countries, engage in cross-cultural learning experience, exchange ideas and good practices, gaining useful theoretical, practical and social knowledge.
• Build a professional network for future international cooperation, promoting mobility and partnerships,
• Improve foreign language skills, revising and broadening a professional vocabulary.
Also, they will understand:
• The broader implications of educational innovations for pupils, teachers and school units,
• Effective policies and practices which promote the dissemination of education innovative practices in school communities.