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eTwinning Professional Development Workshop Tallinn 9th June 2007 1
eTwinning
ininThe Context of The Context of
21st Century21st Century Europe
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Challenges to education?
Challenges to Europe?
21st Century 2000-2999
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What changes
in society ?
21st Century: Society
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21st Century :The Knowledge Society
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The culture of youth
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Key capabilities for learnersStephen Heppell
20 Century capabilities for learnersConformity, compliance, working alone, standardisation
Key Capabilities for 21 century learners
Creativity, ingenuity, collaboration, communication, community, standards
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Key Features of 21st Century TechnologyStephen Heppell
Mobile Phones: TV Set:
mp3 Player media player
still camera media editor
video camera browser
organiser game console
radio, games, watch… conference phone
And a phone! And a TV
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What is 21st Century Learning?
http://www.21stcenturyskills.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=254&Itemid=120
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21st Century Content.
:
Global awareness Financial, economic, business and entrepreneurial literacy Civic literacy Health and wellness awareness
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Critical Thinking and Problem Solving SkillsCommunication SkillsCreativity and Innovation SkillsCollaboration SkillsInformation and Media Literacy SkillsContextual Learning Skills
Learning and Thinking Skills.
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Ethics Accountability Adaptability Personal Productivity Personal Responsibility People Skills Self Direction Social Responsibility
Life Skills
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What About 21st Century Europe?
Migration
Diversity
Culture
Economic growth & development
Education Goals in Europe
eLearning
Acquisition of Languages
European Citizenship
Lifelong Learning
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EU Recommendation on key competences for lifelong learning1) Communication in the mother tongue;2) Communication in foreign languages;3) Mathematical competence and basic competences
in science and technology;4) Digital competence;5) Learning to learn;6) Social and civic competences;7) Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship; and8) Cultural awareness and expression
EU Reference Framework of 8 key competences:
The Challenge to Teachers
Chalk and Talk no longer Sufficient
The Challenges of New Technology
The Development of a European perspective
The Development of 21 Century Educational
Skills
Team work become more evident
Collaboration
Problem Based Learning
Facilitating
Developing trans European learning experience
Opportunities to network
Access to resources and teaching materials
Opportunities for collaborative & innovative projects
Teachers need:
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Which Brings us to
eTwinning!
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What is eTwinning?
An initiative of the European Commission to give an opportunity to as many EU children as possible to communicate with other children in other EU countries using Information and Communication Technologies at school.
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What are the Aims?
• Promote School collaboration across borders using ICT
• Bring European dimension into school curricula
• Involve whole schools• Improve skills of teachers• Prepare pupils for European future
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National Support Services– National promotion of eTwinning– Monitoring of projects– Assistance to schools and partnerships– National events, competitions, training sessions– Collaborate with other National Support Services, Central Support
Service and European Commission
Who does what?
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What are the Aims?
• Promote School collaboration across borders using ICT
• Bring European dimension into school curricula
• Involve whole schools• Improve skills of teachers• Prepare pupils for European future
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Central Support Service: European Schoolnet
– General information on www.etwinning.net– Pedagogical advice, kits and guidelines to eTwinning– Partner finding tools and virtual environments for partnerships– European events and prizes– - Collaborate with National Support Services and European
Commission
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The Portal
http://www.etwinning.net
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Main Values of eTwinningCollaboration
– Among students and teachers of the same school– Among students and teachers of different countries
New ways of communication – using ICT–School gets closer to life situations
European dimension–Understanding of different cultures–Curiosity, openness and tolerance
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eTwinning gives schools the opportunity to become part of a collaborative learning community
Benefit for Schools
•A level of built-in quality assurance in the project because of the national and international support and support tools
Opportunity for personal professional development of staff
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More Benefits
A recommendation of the school for parents
Provides an easy possibilities for your school to participate in international projects
Offers a recognised and accepted way to introduce and use new technologies in a pedagogical way
The portal offers a safe secure environment for teachers and pupils
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And
It costs you nothing!
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eTwinning is Unique?
• It is simple and non bureaucratic
• It offers a unprecedented level of support
• It offers the opportunity for the work in you school to be recognised
• It offers the opportunity for the work in your school to be rewarded
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Recognition and Reward
Publicity for the School
Quality Labels:
1. National Quality Label
2. European Quality Label
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Statistics 12/09/2005
•No. of registered schools: 6000+
•No. of partnerships: 800+
• No of teachers involved: 7000+
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09/06/2006
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08/02/07
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04/05/2007
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“Perhaps the most original thing about eTwinning is that it concentrates its efforts in providing schools with tangible and intangible infrastructures for putting their own projects in place. eTwinning is very much a teacher–driven action. “
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Ján Figel European Commissioner
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09/06/07
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6 minutes of Leadership, Vision and Imagination
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Jan Figel
3 pillars to European education: • quality and effectiveness; • universal accessibility; • openness to the wider world.
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Implications for Schools
School & Teachers will continue to play a key role
Together we can become agents of change
Thank you for your attention