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Web 2.0 Training for Usin Technology in the Classroom

2020-1-TR01-KA101-0859242020School education staff mobilityfinalized
Countries: TR · Grant: €70,840
ICT - new technologies - digital competencesNew innovative curricula/educational methods/development of training coursesIntercultural/intergenerational education and (lifelong)learning

Objectives

Our main goals within the scope of our project: - Increasing the skills of teachers and students in the schools affiliated to our directorate to use technological devices, and preventing unconscious use of technology - Reducing the gap between teachers in digital skills - Benefiting from European Union projects at a higher level - Ensuring that our teachers adopt the philosophy of lifelong learning, increasing the activities in this field and contributing to the continuous development of professional competencies - Increasing the satisfaction of our teachers -Taking steps to take measures to increase student success in schools in our district - To provide opportunities for social and cultural activity for our teachers who work under difficult conditions compared to their other colleagues. -To raise awareness of EU projects and opportunities throughout our district and to guide our schools. -Contributing to the realization of the goals in our 2019-2023 Strategic Plan - It has been determined as providing financing to our directorate in order to improve our institutional capacity.

Background

Within the scope of Fatih Project, our secondary schools and high schools affiliated to our Hınıs District National Education Directorate; 278 tablets were distributed (41 of them to teachers and 237 to students). Again within the scope of Fatih Project The number of interactive boards (smart boards) installed in our schools is 65. These boards are available at the level all our high schools and middle schools. However, with the results of the survey, that these resources could not be utilized with high efficiency. To the question “Which areas would you like our Directorate to focus on more in the next 5 years?”; -Technology use in schools/education (20.7%) -Lifelong learning activities (19.5%) -Teacher training activities (30%) -Activities to increase student success (52.5%) were answered. For this reason, this project is a continuation of the Fatih project in order to better use the existing infrastructure.

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