Teacher Training in East, Central and MEDA European countries

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Teacher Training in East, Central and MEDA
European countries

• Project leader
• Ruta Dadeliene
• Vilnius University, Lithuania

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OT curriculum development

• 23-24 June
• Vilnius, Lithuania

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Aim of course

• To review different curricula and to formulate
  working plans in order to match with the BOLOGNA
  and the TUNING process.

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Lecture Hanneke van Bruggen (ENOTHE)

• Participants from higher education institutions
• Lihuania (7 persons)
• Latvia (3 persons)
• Estonia (4 persons)
• Turkey (1 persons)
• Bulgaria (4 persons)

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Pre-assignment for course

• Describe if the competences of your curriculum do
  match with the European specific competences and
  if anything is different mention why.
• Describe on which principles you have build your
  curriculum.
• What are the strong and what are the weak sites
  of your curriculum.
• What do you want to improve, implement and how.
• Were do you think ENOTHE can support and were can
  we help each other.
• Prepare a presentation on the above mentioned
  issues and about your most favorite and
  successful assignments.

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23 of June

• Lecture Developments in OT in higher education
  in Europe.
• Presentations of different curricula
  discussions Baltic states.
• Discussion Curriculum development, what do we
  need to describe.

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24 of June

• Lecture Different teaching Philosophies
  Competence based, Problem based, Project based.
• Working in groups and looking critical at the
  different curricula.
• Discussion How to write a module?
• Formulating our needs for further development.

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Presentations and discussions of development
plans of different universities for improvement
of their curricula

• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Estonia
• Bulgaria
• Turkey