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COURSE OVERVIEW

For a young person, leaving school early can bring real risks and socio-economic disadvantages for his/her future. Our Early School Leaving (ESL) course aims to provide opportunity for discussions and ideas for prevention and strategies to deal with it at a classroom level. You will get a hands-on experience with how to identify students at risk and how to motivate them with innovative teaching methodologies that better respond to diverse needs of young learners today.

COURSE MODULES & SCHEDULE

Module 01 – Practices, approaches and school strategies across Europe

Module 02 – Identification and coping with students at risk

Module 03 – Communication strategies for conflict prevention

Module 04 – Innovative teaching methods: Task Based Learning, Peer Education, Creative Thinking

Module 05 – Collaborative teaching methods: Cross Curricular Projects, Project Based Learning, Active and Cooperative teaching

Module 06 – Student assessment

Module 07 – Mindfulness, emotional and social learning

Module 08 – Multiculturalism and learners from different socioeconomic background

Module 09 – Effective use of ICT

Module 10 – Project workshop

Guided City Tour

Application form relevant topics

Early School Leaving / combating failure in education, Inclusion – equity, Labour market issues incl. career guidance / youth unemployment

Course Methodology

The course is based on “learning by doing” training through various collaborative and reflective activities. The content and fundamental information will be introduced through thematic modules by several tutors.

You will share your experiences and ideas on ESL within an international group setting and learn to build an effective, collaborative learning environment for any subject or level.

Learning Outcomes

  • Gain techniques for working with heterogeneous classrooms and communities, deal with increased diversity of learners, support inclusion of various minorities into mainstream education.
  • Learn to motivate, guide and effectively assess students at risk of ESL, reduce low achievement in basic competences, promote peer exchange and active participation within educational environment and society.
  • Generate ready-to-use materials and examples of good practice to support school or organisational development in the field of ESL through work-based or project based innovative pedagogies.
  • Promote universal access to education with regards to non-discriminatory, democratic values, support open learning environment and develop digital literacy by using ICT effectively.
  • Gain broader understanding of strategies and systems dealing with ESL in different countries, cultivate mutual respect, intercultural awareness and embed common educational and training values.
  • Support continual professional development, revise and develop key competences, build confidence in promoting active pedagogies that are responsive to social and cultural diversity and needs.
  • Meet colleagues of different nationalities within the EU, engage in cross-cultural learning experience, exchange the ideas and build a network for future international cooperation.
  • Enrich communication skills, improve foreign language competencies, broaden professional vocabulary and promote EU’s broad linguistic diversity.

General Course Information

Before the Course:

You would be required to fill a Questionnaire.

You will receive “ITC Guide Document” where you will find all the necessary information.

After the Course:

Course evaluation form.

Certificates.

Course materials in electronical form / Other materials for self-study and dissemination of good practice.

Contact us for more information about this course on
info@itc-international.eu