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Digitalization for Kindergartens and Primary Schools
Through our project we want to implement a mixed learning model to effectively integrate technology, to improve the teaching and learning experience for teachers in kindergartens and primary schools and pre-schools and primary school students.This will give the partners involved in the project the opportunity to provide a type of online learning that better meets the needs . The project will be implemented over a two-year period to give teachers in kindergartens and primary schools greater choice and flexibility in terms of what is taught and how students learn. This learning strategy will allow both teachers and students to engage in ways that would not normally be available or effective in a traditional face-to-face class style. We will frequently use the method known as a «Flipped classroom», pupils acquire preliminary knowledge at home or remotely (via books, online research, and so on) and teachers use in- school lesson time to facilitate the application of that in practice.
12 - January - 2022
Digitalization for Kindergartens and Primary Schools

A study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) shows that less than 40% of teachers consider themselves ready to use digital technologies in teaching, with large differences from one EU Member State to another. The crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has the effect of an unprecedented shift to online learning and the use of digital technologies. According to the analysis in the 2020 National Education and Training Monitor despite the investments that EU Member States have made in recent years in the digital infrastructure dedicated to education and training, large disparities persist, both between and within countries. Contrary to the widespread view that today's students represent a generation of "digital age natives," the survey results indicate that many of them are not developing their digital skills at a sufficient level. In all the countries surveyed, more than 15% of the student population have insufficient digital skills.

Objectives:

- Development of digital skills and competencies for teachers/trainers who are constituted in the target group of the project, with a view to successfully achieving a teaching/learning/assessment process innovative and necessary for the digitalization era;

- Training of basic digital skills and competencies, combating disinformation and a good knowledge and understanding of technologies that require intensive use of data, such as artificial intelligence, for kindergarten and primary school students.

- Creating a digital educational ecosystem translated into practice by creating a high-performance digital educational environment respecting digital ethics, personal data protection, cybersecurity, data analysis, and so on.

- Strengthening the capacity of partner organizations to work at transnational level by carrying out joint activities within the framework of the partnership setup.