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GIE.2 Galilei In Europe 2

2022-1-IT02-KA122-SCH-0000787972022Short-term projects for mobility of learners and staff in school education finalized
Countries: IT · Grant: €43,446
New learning and teaching methods and approachesTeaching and learning of foreign languagesInternational relations and development cooperation

Objectives

The goals to be achieved are as follows. 1. Enhancement of the language skills of DNL teachers with an increase in the number of colleagues with at least B1-level certification and greater confidence in the foreign language to be used in teaching. 2. Training teachers in the use of active teaching methodologies also in English with a focus on the Civic Education vertical curriculum; the change of teaching approach increases the effectiveness of teaching and favors the development of the skills necessary to guarantee meaningful and lifelong learning. 3. International openness with the planning of new collaborations that can offer the entire school community opportunities to meet and compare with different realities and cultures; this enables the appreciation and better understanding of one's own culture of origin and belonging to a wider community that requires the activation of key competences for active citizenship.

Background

“Galileo Galilei” is a secondary school with courses of study in: 1. Technological Institute with the branches of Computer Science, articulated in Computer Science and Telecommunications, Chemistry, articulated in Environmental Biotechnology, Materials and Health, and Mechanics-Mechatronics; these contribute to creating an outgoing student profile with skills that are immediately spendable in the world of work but just as solid to allow access to university courses, especially for faculties of a technical-scientific nature. 2. Applied Science High School with a more academic profile but also technologically innovative, which also offers a Mathematics High School and Biomedical High School curriculum; this curriculum contributes to the definition of the profile of a graduate with a solid theoretical basis but, by Galilei's choice, also operational thanks to the expansion of the educational offer that includes weekly laboratory hours for the scientific disciplines of the curriculum.

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