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ERASMUS +
July 2019
#0120
Berlin, Germany
KEEP ON MOVING
Student--Centered--Classroom: Teachers as Promoters of Active Learning.
IESMATARRAÑA
Seven teachers from IES MATARRAÑA (Valderrobres, Spain) get a mobility grant to do courses in Europe in order to expand their knowledge about active methodologies in the classroom and share experiences with other teachers.
MATARRAÑA
VALDERROBRES
18 villagesRural area 8,200 inhabitants
Matarraña RegionTeruel - Aragon SPAIN
SMALL AND FAMILIAR SCHOOL
IES MATARRAÑA is a very small Secondary School as well as a Vocational Training Centre, located in Valderrobres (Teruel, Spain) in which students come from Matarraña County and from different countries in the world. It has a total of 360 students and around 60 teachers.
FROM MATARRAÑA TO EUROPE
Though small, IES MATARRAÑA is a very dynamic centre as regards its teachers' training. The school has been participating in Erasmus+ programmes since 2015, both with teachers and students, in countries such as Italy, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Finland, Latvia or the UK.
PROJECT BASEDLEARNING
COOPERATIVELEARNING
- 3 years of formation.
- Implementation:
- 1st year CSE
- 4th year CSE: end-of-the-year-course trip as a project.
- 8 years
- All courses and groups
- Teachers' Training Plan
- More than 70% of teachers involved
- Main axis of the School Project.
COMMUNICATIVECOMPETENCE
ACTIVE METHODOLOGIES
INTERDISCIPLINARWORK
CRITICAL THINKING
To make students analyze reality, think in a critical way so that they can face reality in an objective way.
To reduce contents, work cooperatively between departments, and achieve a global and significant learning, beyond subjects.
To motivate students, engage them in the process of learning and reduce school failure.
To give the students the necessary tools and opportunities to express themselves appropriately, both orally and written, in different contexts.
TEACHERS AS PROMOTERS OF ACTIVE LEARNING