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Creating and using ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education

Creating and using ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education. Mario Barajas, Roser Boix, Sara Silvestre Universitat de Barcelona Departament de Didactica i Organitzacio Educativa. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools.

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Creating and using ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education

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  1. Creating and using ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education Mario Barajas, Roser Boix, Sara Silvestre Universitat de Barcelona Departament de Didactica i Organitzacio Educativa

  2. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning

  3. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning • Diversity

  4. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning • Diversity

  5. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning • Diversity • Autonomy

  6. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning • Diversity • Autonomy • Self Organization

  7. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning • Diversity • Autonomy • Self Organization • Collaborative learning

  8. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning • Diversity • Autonomy • Self Organization • Collaborative learning • Tutor peering

  9. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning • Diversity • Autonomy • Self Organization • Collaborative learning • Tutor peering • Teacher’s Role • Teacher

  10. Basic features of education processes in Multigrade Schools • Structural features of children’s learning • Diversity • Autonomy • Self Organization • Collaborative learning • Tutor peering • Teacher’s Role • Teacher • Traveling teachers

  11. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education

  12. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools designing, distributing and using resources for preserving local traditions and local events

  13. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools designing, distributing and using resources for preserving local traditions and local events

  14. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools designing, distributing and using resources for preserving local traditions and local events

  15. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools designing, distributing and using resources for preserving local traditions and local events

  16. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using telecommunication tools for fighting the problems of rural isolation

  17. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using telecommunication tools for fighting the problems of rural isolation

  18. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using telecommunication tools for fighting the problems of rural isolation

  19. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using telecommunication tools for fighting the problems of rural isolation

  20. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using telecommunication tools for fighting the problems of rural isolation

  21. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using media and ICT tools for knowing, learning and sharing the local environment with different classrooms

  22. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using media and ICT tools for knowing, learning and sharing the local environment with different classrooms

  23. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using media and ICT tools for knowing, learning and sharing the local environment with different classrooms

  24. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using media and ICT tools for knowing, learning and sharing the local environment with different classrooms

  25. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using ICT tools for helping to build learning communities that involve not only teachers and students but also the whole village or area.

  26. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using ICT tools for sharingknowledge with schools from other countries, improving their own knowledge about other European cultures

  27. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using ICT tools for sharingknowledge with schools from other countries, improving their own knowledge about other European cultures

  28. ICT-based learning resources in multigrade education • Schools using ICT tools for sharingknowledge with schools from other countries, improving their own knowledge about other European cultures

  29. Conclusions

  30. Conclusions • Multigrade school is a model which could be followed by regular urban schools

  31. Conclusions • Multigrade school is a model which could be followed by regular urban schools • ICT resources allow for breaking the barriers and the endemic isolation of the multigrade school while they contribute to strengthening local traditions and specificities

  32. Conclusions • Multigrade school is a model which could be followed by regular urban schools • ICT resources allow for breaking the barriers and the endemic isolation of the multigrade school while they contribute to strengthening local traditions and specificities • The creation of learning resources is a process involving teachers, traveling ICT coordinators, and students

  33. Conclusions • Multigrade school is a model which could be followed by regular urban schools • ICT resources allow for breaking the barriers and the endemic isolation of the multigrade school while they contribute to strengthening local traditions and specificities • The creation of learning resources is a process involving teachers, traveling ICT coordinators, and students • The local rural community inspires and many times uses the resources created by the multigrade schools, which, in turn, are integrated into the curriculum

  34. Contact Dr. Mario Barajas University of Barcelona mbarajas@ub.edu Further information www.nemed.project.org www.ub.edu/euelearning/nemed

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