The Community for Schools in Europe and Neighbouring Partner Countries

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Presentation transcript:

The Community for Schools in Europe and Neighbouring Partner Countries Αn action for schools funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ programme.

tOPICS What is eTwinning (eT) Benefits of eTwinning How can we use eTwinning in School Exchange Partnerships (KA229)? Basic steps for getting involved in eT

eTwinning Is an exciting learning community for school staff in Europe that offers teachers the opportunity to communicate, collaborate, develop projects, share and be part of an educational network. Access through a digital platform that is available in 29 languages 36 European countries and 8 neighbouring countries participating

eTwinning – Data as of October 2018 Europe Μore than 609,000 teachers working in more than 198,000 schools 80,000 projects run, involving more than 2.000,000 students across the continent

Why should you use eTwinning? It offers a safe, flexible and user friendly platform It promotes school collaboration in Europe through the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) by providing support, tools and services for schools It offers opportunities for free and continuing Professional Development for educators (onsite and online seminars, learning events and peer learning)

Benefits of eTwinning Teaching in a more creative and pleasant way Free teaching material Improve teaching methods Enhance skills, competencies and pedagogic approaches Exchange of good practises Teaching in a more creative and pleasant way Strengthens teacher – students bonds Full curriculum integration in weakly schedules No extra work load, but helps in daily teaching Option to choose a project which is based on the school curriculum and syllabi Classrooms without walls Transcend the limits of a classroom Make connections with teachers of other schools/other countries Keep an update on other countries’ educational systems

Professional Development Learning Events Online Seminars Future Classroom Workshops eTwinning seminars Professional Development Workshops Contact Seminars Learning Opportunities abroad Contact Seminars eT Professional Development Workshops Online Learning Opportunities Online Seminars Learning Events Regional Learning Opportunities Annual Conference Regional Workshops Webinars

How students can benefit from eTwinning Creative and pleasant learning environment Team work Their work is recognized Enhance their self-esteem Create strong friendships Multiculturalism Develop their skills and talents

Recognition for teachers eTwinning Quality Labels are granted to teachers with excellent eTwinning projects. They indicate that the project has reached a certain national and European standard. National Quality Labels European Quality Labels European Prizes eTwinning School Label

eTwinning School Label Recognition of the eTwinning work done at school level eTwinning recognises and appraises the involvement, commitment, dedication not only of scattered eTwinners, but of teams of teachers and school leaders within the same school Not a competition, but rather a progression from one level to the next eTwinning Schools will be prioritized in KA229 applications since 2019 Call

eTwinning School Label Why apply to receive the eTwinning School Label? Strengthens your school’s profile. Offers high visibility at European and National Level Officially recognised as examples of good practice in the area of: Innovative and creative approaches to pedagogy Promoting continuous professional development of staff Promoting collaborative learning practices with staff and students Digital practice eSafety practice Awarded school staff and principals are invited in dedicated professional development programmes Be part of a European network of eTwinning leading schools to inspire the future development of eTwinning

eTwinning School Label- criteria The process for obtaining the eTwinning School Label has two stages. Stage one Is an automatic check of the following three points: The school has been registered on eTwinning for more than two years There are at least two active eTwinning teachers linked to the school at the time of the application There is a European eTwinning project with a National Quality Label (within the last two years from application date) If a school fulfils these requirements, all registered eTwinners in the school will receive an email invitation to fill in a self-assessment application form available on eTwinning Live. Stage two Involves completion – by any eTwinner in the school - of the self-assessment application form mentioned above, covering the following six Criteria (https://bit.ly/2LDK6Hs)

ΚΑ229 & eTwinning

eTwinning & School Exchange Partnerships (KA229) The most appropriate tool to find partners (eT Live) Useful tools for the implementation of the project and communication with your partner schools (Twinspace)

Steps Contact your partners and agree on the way you are going to use eTwinning Register all involved teachers on www.etwinning.net

Steps Spend some time on your personal profile (add a description, name and a profile picture) Search your partners and add them to your contacts. Submit your project online for approval

Steps Make an effective use of the tools of Twinspace Space where the project is implemented Space where teachers and students work collaboratively with their partners. Space to disseminate your project’s results

eTwinning Ambassadors Visits in schools Regional eTwinning Workshops Organize online seminars/groups

National Support Service (CYPRUS NSS) Foundation for the Management of EU  Lifelong Learning Programmes Thekla Christodoulidou tchristodoulidou@llp.org.cy Noni Hadjicharou nhadjicharou@llp.org.cy Polina Stavrou pstavrou@llp.org.cy www.etwinning.org.cy eTwinning Cyprus

Thank you for your attention!