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Innovating for success

2020-1-PT01-KA101-0779612020School education staff mobilityfinalizedGood practice
Countries: PT · Grant: €43,990
New innovative curricula/educational methods/development of training coursesInternational cooperation, international relations, development cooperationEarly School Leaving / combating failure in education

Objectives

We aimed to invest in teacher training through attendance at Structured Courses. In the management course “Structural Educational Visit to schools & Training Seminars in Finland” it was possible to observe the environment of some Finnish schools, as well as follow the development of teaching activities and experience their daily school life. In general, all courses made it possible to compare educational systems, methodologies and practices; share good practices among mobility participants; increase institutional and professional relationships; establish contacts with new European partners to promote partnerships and collaborative work in the future; promote new skills, innovative pedagogical methods and practices; increase collaborative work between teachers from different teaching cycles; encourage the use of ICT in the classroom, as a strategy to facilitate learning and motivate students; contribute to reducing the failure rate to levels below 10% and the abandonment rate to 0.5%.

Background

The Erasmus + KA1 team, aware of the need to internationalize the Group, through closer contacts with teachers from other European schools, carried out a needs assessment, based on the Group's guiding documents, the European Development Plan, and detected some weaknesses From here, priority areas were identified and 4 Goals were defined that aimed at the objectives, presented here: Internationalize or Grouping - integrate a European dimension into curricula; - encourage the exchange of educational practices; - create experience sharing strategies. Promote the application of new pedagogical practices, through the acquisition of new and innovative methodologies with a view to improving the quality of teaching and school results. - implement new teaching methods, in order to encourage flexible schooling practices; - develop ICT skills; - acquire new perspectives and skills in terms of teaching methods, as well as innovative pedagogical practices and ICT; -promote collaborative work between peers and intercycles; - develop multilingualism in students; - contribute to improving school results at different levels of teaching Languages ​​and Mathematics. Inclusion, early school leaving and discipline management - reduce indiscipline levels by 10% in two years; - encourage healthy lifestyle habits; - encourage inclusive and globalizing citizenship; - provide knowledge of other European realities; - develop linguistic and intercultural skills. Management and leadership - develop new middle and top management skills; - improve good management and leadership practices; - provide knowledge of other European realities; - encourage the exchange of practices with other European schools; develop linguistic and intercultural skills.

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