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International event in Baku under the project "eTwinning”
On May 15, the “eTwinning” project launched its international seminar on "Innovation and Education”.
Twenty-five educators from Albania, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Finland, Portugal, Slovakia, and Slovenia, the representatives of respective ministries of education of these countries, and a total of 28 teachers from eight regions are participating in the seminar.
Speaking at the event, Deputy Minister of Science and Education Hasan Hasanli spoke about the integration of the eTwinning project into the education system and its successful implementation in our country, emphasizing the importance of the project in terms of building a project model of the lesson and sharing experiences. The deputy minister noted that the project enables teachers to effectively use information and communication technologies in education and take advantage of online professional development opportunities.
“eTwinning” project managers from the above-mentioned countries then spoke about the application of “eTwinning project” in their respective countries and the opportunities that the project offers educators.
The next days of the seminar will include trainings and panel discussions on introduction of information and communication technologies into education, project-based learning and development of teachers' skills in the 21st century. The trainings will be conducted by both foreign and domestic experts.
At the end of the event, participating teachers will create collaborative lesson models on the “eTwinning” platform that will pave the way for the use of innovative teaching methods.
It should be noted that the “eTwinning” project is part of the European Union's Lifelong Learning Program and provides educators working in preschool, secondary and higher education institutions the opportunity to participate in trainings on professional development, international cooperation, the formation of collaborative lesson models and becoming part of Europe's largest learning community.
15.05.2023 - 17:50
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