Discovering, thinking, creating - findings of the 3rd iTEC evaluation

12/04/2013

The iTEC project will host an interactive webinar to evaluate the 3rd cycle of the school pilots. The discussion will focus on the project's progress to date, which pedagogical tools were most effective, and any challenges that have been encountered.

During the third cycle of the iTEC project, which took place from August to December 2012, 334 teachers from across Europe took part in the school pilots. Pupils from 18 countries benefited from the principle of innovation being introduced to their classroom practice through iTEC Learning Activities.

Teachers can tailor the use of Learning Activities to suit their own particular classroom context. Francesca Panzica, a primary school teacher from Florence, Italy, used the activity ‘Visualising the planet surface' to take a virtual school trip with her class. Fifth year pupils in Ostrava, Czech Republic, learned mathematical concepts and developed their presentation skills through teaching a maths class to younger pupils.

The iTEC project will host an interactive webinar to evaluate the 3rd cycle of the school pilots. The discussion will focus on the project’s progress to date, which pedagogical tools were most effective, and any challenges that have been encountered. The iTEC project is always interested to hear teachers’ feedback on their experiences, or on ideas to improve the project, so make your voice heard and help shape the future of the project!

The webinar, ‘Discovering, thinking, creating - findings of the 3rd iTEC evaluation’, will take place on Wednesday 24 April, 16:00-17:00h CEST. The webinar is free, and open to all of those who are interested in taking part, so register today at http://bit.ly/10Zh5sW

More information on iTEC webinars: http://itec.eun.org/web/guest/webinars

URL:http://itec.eun.org/web/guest/news/-/blogs/evaluating-the-third-cycle-of-itec-upcoming-webinar

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