The school system as we know it invites students to work together in some projects or tasks but that process rarely goes beyond the mere division of activities between the members of the group just to be able to hand in the assignments on time. Moreover, the individuals that are a part of the group almost never share their knowledge with their partners, that is to say, no one benefits from the exchange as it is not a real collaborative work. The purpose of this work is to show that teachers can improve their teaching methods and enhance the students’ learning experience if they start applying innovative strategies like Collaborative Learning, Project-Based Learning together with different instruments of assessment which will prepare students for the challenges they will have living in the 21st century.
This blog contains the papers written by students of the English Teachers Training Program at Joaquín V. González Training College, Rafaela (Santa Fe, ARGENTINA) We hope this material will be useful for any teacher or student around the world who believes that education is the tool to make a better world.
martes, 23 de noviembre de 2021
DEVELOPING ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS IN PROJECT-BASED LEARNING (VERONESSE)
What if you realize that you have a misconception of something? Would you be willing to change your way of seeing it or to stick to the same idea? Living in the 21st century is not an easy task. From technology to economy, all evolving and changing at a completely high speed. How about education? Is it the same as five, ten, or twenty years ago? Are students the same as the previous year? or are they being influenced by these massive changes? The aim of this work is to present another perspective of how to teach secondary students in an engaging, fruitful, and creative way. Accepting that there must be a change and it should benefit learners for their future holds the key for progression.