Erasmus Plus Courses KA1 Crete Greece
Our Erasmus Plus KA1 courses are carefully designed to address professional needs and develop skills using innovative teaching methods and strategies. We use active learning methods in order to maximize benefits for the participants and enable them to start using the new skills straight ahead.
We organize our courses in Crete Greece, which is one of the most beautiful location in the world.
ICT IN EDUCATION – Towards a digital and inclusive pedagogy
Nowadays, it is widely accepted that information and communication technology (ICT) is used in every step of education. Educators and students face a great challenge
In the Flipped Classroom
Flipped learning is a pedagogical approach in which the conventional notion of classroom based learning is inverted, so that students are introduced to the learning
The Social Media Classroom
The term “social media” includes all those forms of digital technology that allow as to communicate and share information or “content” with others using the
Without Borders: Intercultural Education and Education of Refuges
Migration is a multidimensional and multilevel phenomenon. Its complexity is due to the fact that it is a phenomenon associated with human evolution and consequently
When Ancient Greek speaks
Many books exist written in the Ancient Greek language that are worth of reading today. Ancient Greek should be so taught as to develop power
CLIL: Innovation & Effectiveness in Teaching
Contemporary teaching requires up to date methods and tools. Teachers nowadays are not playing the role of the traditional master of knowledge anymore, but they
Cultivating Social Skills, Diversity and Bullying Prevention Innovative Methods
Educators are called to handle different challenges working with different types of learners. Some of them can build easily social relationships; others are very introvert,
Inclusive Education through Arts
“Creativity concerns what we do with our abilities” David. N. Perkins, “The Mind’s best work”,1942 Different people learn in different ways. Each of us develops
Greek Language, History and Culture
Greek language is one of the oldest and most important languages in the world. It is not only one of the most ancient languages but
Robotics in STEAM Education
The speed of change in our society has been accelerating since the birth of the Internet. New technological tools are being introduced into our daily
Coaching in the classroom – creating the pedagogy that delivers deep learning, fosters resilience and creates reflective and independent learners
School coaching as a field and as a process can play a key role in the social-emotional learning of young people. The term ‘school coaching’
Inclusive education for ALL: The approach of Differentiated teaching with the adoption of innovative methods and new technologies
Inclusive education is a modern educational approach whose main objective is to ensure equal access for all pupils to the educational good and to overcome
Reducing Early School Leaving
Every year in Europe thousands of young people leave school within their attendance without complete education initiated with the consequence that there is no possibility
STEAM education – Creating a fun learning environment oriented in reality
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art + Design and Math) is an educational framework that brings reality into the classroom by connecting different subjects together in
Thinking about Thinking: Developing Metacognitive skills in Teaching
Metacognition is one of the latest psychological buzzwords which enables us to be successful learners, problem solvers, and decision makers, and has often been used
Stress Management in Schools
Stress is an inevitable and necessary component of life-to a degree. Excessive stress can become a disease promoting agent and constitutes a major health concern
Second Language Acquisition in Childhood
Acquiring a second language is essential nowadays. In addition to the school curriculum, teachers also play a crucial role in facilitating the children learn a
Prevention of Violence and Child Abuse
Schools are in a unique position to identify violent behavior among students early and to implement prevention strategies that affect the entire community. Teachers are
Preparing primary-school teachers to integrate Web 2.0 Tools
Teachers today are faced with many challenges. While integrating technology in the classroom should be something all teachers enthusiastically embrace, the rapid onslaught of new
Intercultural Education
To address the problems encountered in recent decades after the influx of immigrants in educational contexts in Europe and the US experimental education models were
Environmental Education
Environmental Education (EE) aims at teaching children from a young age to be environmentally aware, offering the perfect chance for educators to build lifelong habits
Entrepreneurship Education
Through the Entrepreneurship 2020 Action Plan and the Communication on Education Redesign, the European Commission has highlighted the need to integrate business education into all
Effective communication
The purpose of good communication is to get the right message to the right people in the right way. It sounds simple, but many people fail
Edward de Bono’s Six thinking hats for effective problem solving and exploring new ideas
Six thinking hats is a thinking skills training course from Edward de Bono which teaches parallel thinking as an alternative to argument. Six thinking hats
Educational studies in Museums
Teachers today face many challenges. First of all, they need to make children develop enthusiasm for the knowledge they provide. One way for that, is
Course Teaching Science
Science provides the development of skills of students’ asking questions and making investigations; making hypothesis, inference of results of experiments to students. Like learning to
Child abuse (Sexual)
The Council of Europe warns that “One in five children” will fall victim of sexual violence, trying to disseminate and reinforce the implementation of the
Cartoons as an alternative educational tool
In the age of digitization of public and private life, it is essential for the reading skills to be enriched with new semiotic modes helping