Mobility / Visits
Please choose one of the following documentation sections:
| 4.1. | SEFES Meetings | 4.1.1. | Meeting I Hamburg |
| 4.1.2. | Meeting II Kaunas | ||
| 4.1.3. | Meeting III Rzeszow | ||
| 4.1.4. | Meeting IV Reykjavik | ||
| 4.1.5. | Meeting V Rovaniemi | ||
| 4.1.6 | Meeting VI Hamburg | ||
| 4.2. | Individual Visits | 4.2.1. | Asta and Rima visit to Rzeszow |
| 4.2.2. | Rima visit to Reykjavik | ||
| 4.2.3. | Sabine visit to Rzeszow | ||
| 4.3. | Courses And Conferences | 4.3.1. | Sequals Course |
| 4.3.2. | Synevanet conference in Hall 2005 (PPT) | ||
| 4.3.3. | Synevanet conference in Talinn 2006 | ||
| 4.3.5. | Action Research (PPT) |
Meeting II - Kaunas
Meeting in Kaunas March 31 to April 3 2004.
Program:
31 March: arrival, introduction
1 April: Meeting
2 April: Meeting and excursions.
3. April: Departure
Summary:
New participants:
New participants in the project took part in the meeting, Sólveig from Reykjavík and Ruta from Kaunas. Sólveig teaches IT and Ruta German.
Work planned for this year:
1. Diary carry on answering specific questions.
2. Peer-evaluation at home according to the same aspect as in the diary. The diary will be used as a platform for the peer-evaluation.
3. Prepare a template for the report in connection to school-visits.
4. Developing futhter quick-evaluation.
A) Diary and peer evaluation themes to base questions on:
Activity:
a. How many and which one have I activated?
b. How did I activate them?
c. How many did speak?
d. Whom did I reach?
Attention - need to listen to each other:
a. How many where listening?
b. Did they pay attention to each other arguments/ presentation?
c. How do we create the right atmosphere?
Discipline problems:
a. what is a discipline problem for me? f.x. coming late to a class, mobile phone is ringing, drinking and eating etc.
b. how do you define discipline?
c. how did you handle (react to) this problem?
Success factors:
a. what were the success factors in this paticular lesson?
b. what makes a lesson successful?
c. what makes me happy about a lesson?
B) Student´s feedback teacher´s view:
a. use instruments of quick evaluation
b. three aspects (frame) same aspects as in A.
c. Compare A and B.
d. Method:
i. questionaire
ii. blogging
iii. know your position point of view
Quick evaluation:
Methode:
-es muss kurz sein (nicht zu viel Zeit nehmen)
-die Gerechtigkeit dieser Methode (Standpunkt)
-Zwei Phasen: die erste Phase bewegung und die zweite Phase die Position veraendern.
-Fragebogen
Methods:
a. it must be quick
b. two phases, first there is movement and then you evaluate a changed position
c. questionaires
Different approaches:
-traffic light (red, yellow and green)
-2 Saetze-Methode
-3 things that helped ... and/or 3 things that hindered ...
-target
-position
-questionaires
-Blogging
Who will do what:
All schools will continue with diary and do some peer-evaluation.
One aspect is enough in the diary (activity, discipline and attention)
international partner-command
Students´feedback
Lithauen:
-Fragebogen (Ruta, Rima and Asta)
-Target (Rima, Asta)
-Standpunkt (Ruta)
Poland:
-Fragebogen (Mary, Gosha, Aga)
-Target (Mary)
-Standpunkt (Aga, Gosha)
Iceland:
-Web diary
-Standpunkt (Jon Ingvar)
-Fragebogen (Jon Ingvar, Solveig o.fl.)
Germany:
-Standpunkt (Sabine)
-Target (Angelika, Werner)
-Fragebogen (Alle)
Results of students´feedback take them to the meeting.
The methods should be tested at least two times.
Two lesson of peer-evaluation.
October the 20th until 24th.
Comenius III
-meetings
-external and internal evaluation
W. Maass
