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Modern school in the modern world

2019-1-PL01-KA101-0627522019School education staff mobilityfinalizedGood practice
Countries: PL · Grant: €43,889
ICT - new technologies - digital competencesTeaching and learning of foreign languagesQuality Improvement Institutions and/or methods (incl. school development)

Objectives

The most important goal of our project was to create an institution that promotes modern methods of teaching, bilingual education and multiculturalism - a school that will be a place of development for all our students. The implementation of the project helped in: 1. Improving the quality of school work and teachers' qualifications by acquiring and expanding knowledge and competences in the field of the CLIL method, active methods of teaching, 21st century skills and evaluation methods and gradual implementation of these elements into the school development program; 2. Strengthening the language skills of teachers; 3. Increasing the satisfaction with learning and the achieved skills and results of students, thanks to the introduction of the project method and other active methods of teaching with the constant use of technological innovations and ICT tools; 4. Expanding the skills of effective cooperation in a team of teachers, partners and students at school, national and international levels, 5. Strengthening the European dimension of educational and cultural activities of the school, promotion of European values ​​in the local and international environment.

Background

Project Modern School in Modern Europe was a natural continuation of the activities of the staff and students in the European dimension in previous years, treated as a starting point for the further development and modernization of the school. It was also a response to the weaknesses identified in some areas of the organization in terms of adapting to European standards of work and education, based on surveys conducted among the school community. During the analysis preceding the preparation of the project, the following needs in the area of ​​mobility and European cooperation were diagnosed: • improving the skills and qualifications of teachers (with particular emphasis on their linguistic, methodological, ICT and cultural competences), • improving the quality of teaching subjects, including those taught bilingually, improving the knowledge of skills related to new technologies, organizational solutions and methodology of teaching subjects, • increasing the qualifications of students by organizing preparation for bilingual teaching and project methods as part of pedagogical innovation, and thus improving the professional and soft skills of students, • increasing staff mobility • increasing the European dimension of the school

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