What is E-EVALINTO?
European project co-funded by Erasmus + KA2 – Cooperation and Innovation for Good Practices. Strategic Partnerships for school education
Promote
It is intended to promote peer mentoring actions addressed to reduce early school leaving in migrant students (secondary school)
Acknowledge
It is intended to acknowledge the value of interculturality itself as part of an active and responsible European citizenship education
Develop
It is aimed to develop an ICT framework for assessing, managing and developing activities for intercultural contexts, with particular focus to taking decision processes and the identification of different patterns
As part of the project mission to equip teachers with tools to deal with diversity in the classroom and work effectively with pupils at risk, the E-EVALINTO team developed a training course for secondary school teachers to be able to interact with the E-EVALINTO portal and its tools and to apply them at school. On this virtual campus, you will find a complete set of materials, activities, evaluation tools you can use in classroom (E-EVALINTO Teacher Training Course: Sample activities) accompanied by a self-learning training course that will guide you in their application (E-EVALINTO Teacher Training Course). The course and sample activities are available in English, Greek, Italian, Polish and Spanish. To get started, we recommend you to register in the multilingual course and select the preferred language among the project partner languages for the implementation of the sample activities.
Partners
University of Salamanca
Oxfam Italia
University of Cádiz
Społeczna Akademia Nauk w Łodzi
Dublin City University
CARDET
Lastest news
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E-EVALINTO Project Overview in Greek
The E-EVALINTO project was implemented successfully implemented in Cyprus by two secondary schools teachers. You can find all relevant information about the E-EVALINTO project in Greek in the following presentation.
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E-EVALINTO implementation with first grade students in Poland
To the team of E-EVALINTO was joined Ms. Agnieszka Kobierzycka and first grade students who have just begun their studies at the Academic High School. There are 26 students in the class, among them 5 pupils from Ukraine. The whole class enthusiastically approached the E-EVALINTO classes and during their implementation Polish and Ukrainian students willingly…
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The Pilot Implementation of E-EVALINTO in Poland
The piloting phase of the E-EVALINTO project was held in Poland from February to September 2018. Two teachers from the Academic High School of the University of Social Sciences took part in the pilot. The Academic High School exists for four years, it is small school, it has about 80 students. The population of pupils…
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E-EVALINTO was included in the MOOCs4Inclusion online catalogue
The E-EVALINTO project was included in the MOOCs4Inclusion catalogue in the framework of the “Study on MOOCs and free digital learning for inclusion of migrants and refugees” from the Directorate General Joint Research Centre (DG JRC) of the European Commission. The study is coordinated by CARDET and addresses issues related to the provision of free…