Action Research in eTwinning Projects
Target audience
Teachers interested to collaborate and work together with teachers all over Europe by developing eTwinning projects and have an interest in developing their practice and pedagogy through action research, regardless of the subject they teach.
Objetivos de aprendizagem
In this webinar series, you will:
- Clarify the purpose and the benefits of action research
- Explore the key elements of action research in practice
- Learn how to embed the elements of action research in eTwinning projects
Palestrantes
Máirín Glenn
Independent advisor on postgraduate teacher education programmes
Network for Educational Action Research in Ireland (NEARI)
Formerly primary school teacher and school principal; action research practitioner; co-author of four books.
Christina Laiou
Public-school English teacher
Secondary education
Master’s degree in Teaching of English as Foreign/International Language; technology for education; pilot course alumna.
Maria Barouta
STEAM school teacher and musician
Primary education
M.Ed. in School Psychology; M.A. in Science of Translation; Fulbright Scholar; CERN fellow; pilot course alumna.
Practical information
This webinar series on Action Research in eTwinning projects consists of two webinars and two activities that you can complete in your own time in between the two webinars.Please find the timeline below and try to keep the following dates in mind to regulate your learning:
- Tuesday 4 October at 16:00-17:00 CEST: Webinar 1
- Tuesday 4 October after 17:00 - Friday 7 October 23:59 CEST: Activities
- Thursday 6 October at 16:00-17:00 CEST: Webinar 2
Oferecido por
Este conteúdo é oferecido pela Comissão Europeia. A Comissão Europeia é o braço executivo politicamente independente da União Europeia. É o único responsável pela elaboração de propostas de nova legislação europeia e implementa as decisões do Parlamento Europeu e do Conselho da União Europeia.