Creativity, Arts and Science in primary Education (CASE) project will contribute to teachers' professional development and to the development and sustainability of creativity of young people and propose creative pedagogies. Embedded within this is the vitally important notion that young people are creating wisely and humanely, and that cyclical development occurs between their creativity and their identity. As they generate new ideas; this in turn generates change in them as ‘makers’; they are
Welcome to the CREATIONS Online Community for partners (WP4 Community building & Workshops management) This web-space is dedicated to host internal instructions, announce deadlines and relevant links for partners in order to support demonstrators, their communities and their resources for developing an engaging science classroom. Project partners: please bookmark this community and keep visiting prior to a workshop The CREATIONS community portal follows the fundamental aim of the project to
This is the ODS community for the Democracy through Drama Erasmus+ project in education. The project seeks to address a range of issues essential for democratic classrooms and schools that are facilitated by competent teachers aiming to increase student civic engagement and democratic awareness and participation. It aims at enabling teachers (including teachers with little or no experience in drama and theatre in education to work with drama practitioners and apply drama techniques to their
The educational activity “Learning Science Through Theater” is an initiative of Science View that is carried out annually in cooperation with variable agents (Faculty of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology of National and Κapodistrian University of Athens, Elliniogermaniki Agogi, Noesis Science Center and Technology Museum and more). Students from all grades (primary school – second grade of high school) are expected to dramatize scientific concepts and knowledge from their school curriculum
During the OSOS Summer School, personal and individualized support, in addition to the provision to the suite of supporting tools, will empower the participants to engage in innovative practices. Instead of suggesting a one‐fits‐all approach to the forms and types of pilot activities, the participants will learn how to choose existing or design new types of school based activities and accelerators addressing the curriculum areas where you believe that innovation is demanded. The OSOS Summer
