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European Innovative Teaching Award
  • Project

EMPOWER2LEARN

School: Utbildningskontoret, Norrköpings kommun

2019-1-SE01-KA201-060386

Topic(s) addressed

The project addressed important topics of inclusion and equity as well as ICT, new technologies and digital competences. It also focused on new innovative curricula and educational methods.

Target group(s)

The activities involved around 450 educators and teachers in 50 schools. A hundred stakeholders also participated in the project.

Methodologies

The project primarily emphasized ICT, but its multidisciplinary approach, key competence development, and the potential to connect formal, non-formal, and informal learning as project outcomes enhanced inclusion, participation, and cooperation.

Innovation environment

By individualizing learning, schools and teachers are enabled to create innovative and tailored learning spaces, adapted to each pupil while making the most of available resources. The project's output is not limited to a particular subject or grade but can benefit any learner throughout their educational journey.

Teachers’ role

By involving teachers in the project, EMPOWER2LEARN was able to provide tailored content and training for teachers, thus enhancing their skills and competences.

Impact and output

New practices and creative methods of teaching with personalized learning will certainly contribute to the development of ICT across a range of curriculum areas.

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Project category
  • Primary education
Project year
  • 2023

Stakeholders

Coordinators

Utbildningskontoret, Norrköpings kommun

Address
Sweden

Participants

Education Development Trust

Address
United Kingdom

Stichting Hogeschool van Arnhem Ennijmegen Han

Address
Netherlands

Hogeschool PXL

Address
Netherlands