Batikan TanerMarch 1, 2024

Refugees, Migration and Education

Discover the complexities of international human rights law and the integration of minority, migrant, and refugee children into education through our Erasmus Teacher Training Mobility Program. Gain insights into displacement challenges globally and learn inclusive strategies for educational adaptation. This course emphasizes cultural awareness, trauma-informed teaching, and language acquisition best practices, equipping educators to make a positive impact in diverse classrooms.

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Batikan TanerSeptember 29, 2023

Innovative Approaches for Effective Classroom Management

This course offers innovative approaches to help teachers enhance their classroom management skills. Participants will learn about various innovative classroom management techniques and strategies, such as positive behavior interventions and supports, restorative practices, student-centered learning, and social-emotional learning.

Throughout the course, practical suggestions will be offered to help teachers effectively manage their classroom environments. Teachers will gain knowledge about various innovative approaches that they can use to increase student engagement, positively influence student behavior, and enhance interactions among students.

This course aims to equip teachers with the tools and techniques necessary to be more proficient in classroom management and to contribute to a better learning experience for their students. The use of innovative approaches will contribute to students’ learning more actively and the classroom atmosphere to become more positive and supportive.

This course will help teachers feel more confident in classroom management by providing the tools and techniques necessary to better meet their students’ needs and provide a better experience in classroom settings.

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Batikan TanerSeptember 29, 2023

Blended Learning and Education for the Future

The Blended Learning and Education for the Future Course is an educational program that focuses on the future of education trends and hybrid learning approaches. The course teaches teachers how to use the hybrid learning model, which combines technology and face-to-face teaching to provide students with the best possible learning experience.

The course also aims to equip teachers with the necessary skills to prepare for future education models by addressing future education trends such as personalized learning, digital education tools, and updated learning.

This course offers educators high-quality educational materials, learning opportunities, and collaboration opportunities. Throughout the course, teachers will work together to develop learning materials, discuss hybrid learning and future education trends, and have the opportunity to practice.

The Blended Learning and Education for the Future Course is designed to provide teachers with the skills they need to provide their students with the best possible learning experiences. Through this course, educators can contribute to their students’ future success by providing them with appropriate and effective learning experiences.

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Batikan TanerSeptember 29, 2023

Strategies for CyberBullying Prevention and Response

The act of cyberbullying is defined as when someone bullies through electronic means such as cell phones, computers, and tablets. The act of bullying includes posting, commenting, threatening, and messaging inconvenient, harmful, negative, or abusive content. Due to the dramatic increase in digital activities and usage of social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snap Chat, Twitter, etc.), the risks of exposure to cyberbullying for children and teenagers are critically high. Because it usually occurs through SMS, direct messages, game applications, or online forums. Some acts of cyberbullying are subject to unlawful and criminal activities too. Therefore, this course targets providing teachers’ development on the issue.

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Batikan TanerMay 16, 2023Uncategorized

European Citizens’ Learning Mobility Panel

21 Suggestions for Enabling Universal Learning Opportunities Abroad

From 28 to 30 April, the European Commission convened a Citizens’ Panel in Brussels for the conclusive deliberation session on expanding learning opportunities abroad for all individuals. The citizens’ proposals materialized into 21 specific recommendations aimed at facilitating the mobility of students, educators, and staff across different countries.

With the overarching objective of enhancing accessibility in the learning landscape, the panel’s suggestions emphasize the significance of raising awareness about opportunities and promoting the involvement of individuals facing fewer prospects. They also address the implications and challenges associated with digitalization while exploring sustainable solutions to minimize the environmental impact of mobility.

During three weekends in March and April, 150 individuals representing diverse age groups and backgrounds from all 27 Member States engaged in discussions and identified barriers to learning mobility abroad.

The participants highlighted key areas for improvement and prioritized solutions to broaden access and participation in educational experiences abroad, irrespective of age or field of study. These solutions encompassed various domains, including school education, vocational training, higher education, adult learning, and non-formal learning settings.

These recommendations will contribute to the Commission’s proposal for a Council recommendation, scheduled for later in 2023. They will also provide a framework for the Commission to address incentives and obstacles related to learning mobility.

Simultaneously, the Commission is conducting online public consultations on learning mobility until 3 May.

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Batikan TanerJanuary 16, 2023

Digital Tools for an Innovative Classroom

The use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in education can significantly contribute to a quality education and its effectiveness. This course is planned for teachers of all disciplines who want to increase their competence in using technology in the classroom. All participants aiming to use open educational resources, gain new skills, create an exemplary course and raise awareness about the possible disadvantages of ICT in education

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Batikan TanerJanuary 8, 2023

Strategies for CyberBullying Prevention and Response

The act of cyberbullying is defined as when someone bullies through electronic means such as cell phones, computers, and tablets. The act of bullying includes posting, commenting, threatening, and messaging inconvenient, harmful, negative, or abusive content. Due to the dramatic increase in digital activities and usage of social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snap Chat, Twitter, etc.), the risks of exposure to cyberbullying for children and teenagers are critically high. Because it usually occurs through SMS, direct messages, game applications, or online forums. Some acts of cyberbullying are subject to unlawful and criminal activities too. Therefore, this course targets providing teachers’ development on the issue.

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Batikan TanerJanuary 8, 2023

Refugees, Migration and Education

The world currently faces the critical issue of displaced people from different countries, including Syria, Afghanistan, Africa, and Ukraine. They have to leave their country of origin for various reasons (civil wars, invasion, environmental problems, etc.) Therefore, neighboring countries and other countries faced the burden and challenges of worldwide displacement.

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Batikan TanerJanuary 8, 2023

For Teachers: New Strategies for a Positive and Happy School

Today’s learners, teachers, and school leaders are under stress from many sources: COVID-19 disruptions to learning and behavioral development, a climate crisis, geopolitical conflicts, massive refugee movement, wealth and health inequality, and the negative impact of social media on happiness and well-being. High-stakes testing of children at school has created pressure-filled school settings negatively impacting student health and happiness and positioning learning as a means to future success, rather than a lifelong practice.

Happiness is subjective and the definition may change according to culture but common to schools is that they can support the well-being of individuals, families and communities. A happy school is a place where the principles of compassion, communication, and community-building are priorities.

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Batikan TanerJanuary 8, 2023

Digital Tools for an Innovative Classroom

The use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in education can significantly contribute to a quality education and its effectiveness. This course is planned for teachers of all disciplines who want to increase their competence in using technology in the classroom. All participants aiming to use open educational resources, gain new skills, create an exemplary course and raise awareness about the possible disadvantages of ICT in education.

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