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Resources for Training of Trainers Course
University of Palermo, Italy

5

Sessions

June 3rd- 7th, 2024

Duration

English

Language

Overview

This course aims to think of supervision as an instrument of training, innovation, and the reconstruction of practices. It is supported by supervisors through the analysis of supervisory models, processes, and competencies, exploring concepts, practices, and their relationship with specific didactics. It, therefore, stresses the link between training, intervention, and supervision, designing the latter as a horizontal process with reflexive instance and as research for action. This framework emphasizes the necessary creation of extended learning communities and the processes of reconstruction of knowledge throughout life.

(What the trainee is expected to know & do (Knowledge, Skills and competencies), (After finishing the training Course)
Who is the training course for?

18 Academic Staff (Same members for each training)

  • Al-Quds Open University
  • Al-Aqsa University
  • Al-Rawda University College
  • Al-Ummah University College

12 Members from 2 ministries

  • 6 Ministry of Education
  • 6 Ministry of Social Development
TRAINING COURSE PATH
  1. The supervisory cycle: planning, action, reflection The substantivity of pedagogical knowledge
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  2. Other Training materials
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Presenter:
Assistant Professor, Luis Castanheira

The Digital Competence Framework for Citizens (DigComp) provides a common understanding of what digital competence is.

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Supported Materials :

WHY TO USE SOVASI?

Presenter:
Dr. Elif Gulbay

  • Emphasis on the importance of Computational Thinking (CT) in the 21st century.
  • CT as essential for success in a digital era.
  • Need for early education in CT to bridge knowledge gaps and foster interdisciplinary
    dialogue.
    • Objective: Equip teachers to introduce CT and coding using developmentally
      appropriate environments.

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Presenter:

Dr. Papadakis Stamatios
Department of Preschool Education
University of Crete, Greece

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Nursery and Kindergarten Standards in Palestine 

Discussion Document 

Presenter: 
Dr. Imelda Graham

 
 
  • What constitutes the child’s social environment
    • Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Model: Macro, Meso and Micro
    • Children’s Learning: • Albert Bandura Social Learning/Cognitive Theory
    • John Bowlby Attachment Theory,
    • Alison Gopnik and Casual Learning
  • How do these models impact on the Child/Adult relationship and the work of the educator?
  Presenter:
  1. Dr. Imelda Graham, ULS
  2. Dr. Ravinder Barn, Royal Holloway University of London
Supporting Resources

The pedagogical perspective of child Association

Presenter: 

Dr. Luís Castanheira
Bragança-Portugal

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The supervisory cycle: planning, action, reflection The substantivity of pedagogical knowledge.

Planning in preschool context

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Persenter:

  • Luís Castanheira

The environment plays a key role in supporting and extending children’s development and learning. Enabling environments encourage children to play because they feel relaxed, comfortable and ‘at home’ in them.

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Pre-school education is the first stage of basic education in the process of lifelong learning, being complementary to the educational activity of the family, which must establish close cooperation, encouraging the formation and the balanced development of the child, with a view to their full integration into society as being autonomous

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The scientific monograph titled Answers and Innovations in Pre-School Education in Portugal and Slovenia comprises theoretical and empirical papers, which provide the formal basis of the pre-school education in Portugal and Slovenia, and various innovations that improve the quality of pre-school education. 

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Authors:

  • Luís Castanheira
  • Tatjana Devjak

The supervisory cycle: planning, action, reflection The substantivity of pedagogical knowledge

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Key Strategies in Early Childhood Care and Education: A Comparative Review Based on European Standards.
Supervisor Development Strategy: Technical and Personal characteristics. Supervisor’s multifaceted role in observation, coaching, and mentorship.  Paradigms and models of pedagogical supervision. Develop a comprehensive and effective supervision grid to assess the pedagogical practice

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Presenters: 

  • Cristina Mesquita
  • Luís Castanheira
  • Stamatios Papadakis

How did the High Scoope model? 

  • 1962 – David Weikart
  • Was created to serve children at risk of poor neighborhoods of Ypsilant AMERICA and with School income.

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INCLUSION IN IN EDUCATION

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Authors:

  • Nur Alaçama
  • Refika Olganb

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