Behind a teacher's journey

Welcome fellow teachers, Today I am so excited because I am going to share with you an awesome news! After I created and advertised my own eProject "Living and non-living things", I thought that in order to take a step forward would be useful to find a partner that would support me and with whose collaboration I could bring forth my project. It was hard to find a project in which my own project would fit! However, here is my good news! I found a project that I really love and inspired me so much while I looked through it! The partner I want to share my project with is a collaborative project called The 30 Goals Challenge !  According to it, teachers should innovate the way they are teaching by following simple steps that will transform your teaching! The best thing is that you can contribute with your own goal and then submit it on their page. On the right, you can find some of the goals that teachers gathered two years ago, which I retrieved from the official page...

Knowing how to analyze an educational project is very important. In my last post, I've been explaining how to do it thoroughly. Now that we already analyzed an educational project, I think it's time for us to create one ourselves. I know it might sound a bit difficult, but we are going to do it together. Here I will present to you a template that can be of help in the development of a CLIL educational project; your own original project! First, I am here to tell you, that what I am going to show you is just a prototype I created and it needs review. For that, I want you to take a look at it and give me your feedback and ideas for its improvement. We are all here to learn from it and make the most out of every resource we find on the internet.                            In the frame bellow, you can see the template that I used to create the prototype of my own educational project. This ...