STEM
Innovative methods, approaches and practices for effective teaching STEM in an electronic environment
Objective
Innovative methods, approaches and practices for effective teaching STEM in an electronic environment is a project co-funded by Erasmus + Programme KA2 of the European Union.
Goals
The main goal of project „Innovative methods, approaches and practices for effective teaching STEM in an electronic environment“ is to build capacity in teachers teaching science in junior and high school.
Virtual Learning
Virtual learning is becoming routine and convenient for working at a distance and contributes new features to formal education, increasing the openness and accessibility of learning. The effectiveness of educational materials.
2020-1-BG-KA226-SCH-095199
About the project
Innovative methods, approaches and practices for effective teaching STEM in an electronic environment is a project co-funded by Erasmus + Programme KA2 of the European Union. The main objective in this project is:
- To promote and implement the modernization of education through new technologies
The main goal of project „Innovative methods, approaches and practices for effective teaching STEM in an electronic environment“ is to build capacity in teachers teaching science in junior and high school through:
- Development and implementation of innovative online resources
- Development of high quality, motivating and inclusive digital education
Virtual learning is becoming routine and convenient for working at a distance and contributes new features to formal education:
- Increasing the openness and accessibility of learning
- The effectiveness of educational materials
- The digitisation of content and the optimisation of educational processes
The concrete beneficiaries of the project are young people from Bulgaria, the Republic of North Macedonia and Lithuania, their teachers and indirect beneficiaries are European and Western Balkans societies in general and every European citizen interested in the new innovative methods and practices for effective teaching STEM covered by the project.
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