Webinar report: Learning from innovation in teaching and learning in Serbian Vocational Schools

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How well does multi-disciplinary learning, collaborative learning and authentic learning work in practice?

On the 23 June 2022 the ETF Community of Innovative Educators has organised a webinar to share teachers, learners, mentors and trainers experiences from Serbian schools on how they have changed their processes of teaching and learning over the last 5 months. These projects have been supported by GIZ Serbia and the Institute for Improvement of Education, Serbia.

This webinar gathered 106 participants who had a chance to learn about these projects directly from those involved. The webinar stimulated reflection upon what other schools can learn from these experiments. You can learn about the projects at: https://www.inovacijeuobrazovanju.rs/en/about-us/

“This project is about concrete experiments and applications, without a guarantee in advance of what's going to work or what is not, but trying to provide sensible advice about what fits best, and then giving people a chance to try things out.” – Julian Stanley, ETF

Agenda included the following presentations

Welcome and introductions by Julian Stanley, ETF and Maja Todorović, Head of the Center for Vocational and Adult Education

The innovation experience: voices from Serbian schools

• The Secret World of Airports, Aviation Academy, Belgrade

• Practical application of Ohm’s Law, Aviation Academy, Belgrade

• Let’s Travel, Technical School - Požega

• Biljana Cosmetic Cream – School of Chemistry and Medicine, Vršac

• Building a website, Technical School, Uzice

• Graphical workshop, Technical School, Uzice

• Influence of acid rain, Technical School, Pozega,

• Digital plate of health, Catering and Tourism school, Vrnjacka Banja

• Smart Benches, VlasotinceTechnical School

Moderated by Slobodanka Antic, Education Forum Serbia

Panel discussion: What can other schools learn from the Serbian projects? with Klara S Ermenc (University of Ljubljana), Jolien van Uden (ETF), Natasa Zecevic (Education Forum), Lida Kita, (ETF)

Closing by Julian Stanley, ETF

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Webinar report: Learning from innovation in teaching and learning in Serbian Vocational Schools

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