LİTTLE STEMISTS Erasmus Project

Project Title

LİTTLE STEMISTS

Project Key Action

This project related with these key action: Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices

Project Action Type

This project related with this action type : Strategic Partnerships for school education

Project Call Year

This project’s Call Year is 2019

Project Topics

This project is related with these Project Topics: ICT – new technologies – digital competences; Cooperation between educational institutions and business; Research and innovation

Project Summary

In the modern and developing world in which science and technology is everywhere, developing 21st century skills and keeping pace with scientific and technological innovations are becoming more and more critical for young generations. To compete and succeed in such a knowledge-based and highly technological society, students need to develop their thinking, criticizing, creating, designing and solving capacities. As a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics by using hands-on and minds-on methods, STEM is a cohesive learning programme based on real world experiences. With the thought that “earlier is better”, we aim to integrate all possible STEM activities into our education programme to make our preschool and first years of primary school students acquire and be familiar with the necessities of the modern time. Activities involving experimentation, discovery, building or collecting things are great ways to teach preschool and primary school children. To discover their interests and abilities through these activities will be the first step to motivate and lead them properly.
We prepared, planned and created a productive and developing project for teachers. We the teachers will develope our competences, capabilities and 21st Century skills to be more productive at our schools to our children. To be successful in our project work we have planned TPM and LTT’s beside our local activities. The plan and expected impact in general is to create, after having successfully completed the project, a well organised school using various kind of STEM activities learned from our partner school and organisations’ best practices. We are aware of the importance of teachers that they are the main and most effective figure in children’s life. To make an investment to teachers is an investment to children and the future. The governers can build the best organisation can build the best schools and fill the schools with the best tools but without a motivated, developed and well skilled teacher it will not reach the expected success.
As participant teachers, we will not only improve ourselves in the field of STEM but also develop our social and professional skills, and our little STEMists will learn and develop their capacities and skills through the project activities. Each partner of this project will make a special contribution to it thanks to their earlier successful studies and applications in different areas within STEM education. We, all participant teachers together with our students, will get STEM training, exchange our STEMbased class-experiences and materials, transfer and apply good practices, produce and display STEM products. Through these activities, teachers, students and parents will have the chance to develop skills and enhance educational activities. Our project will be useful and successful, because it is a very well-planned project whose partners will make great contributions to each other, will be widely-disseminated and the outcomes will be used for a long time.

EU Grant (Eur)

Funding of the project from EU: 141229 Eur

Project Coordinator

GRADINITA CU PROGRAM PRELUNGIT FLOARE DE COLT BRAD & Country: RO

Project Partners

• KUSADASI EGITIM KULTUR SANAT SPOR VE TURIZM DERNEGI
• Kindergarten “ZORA”
• DIADRASTIKO EUROPAIKO SXOLEIO
• Tallinna Rõõmupesa Lasteaed
• Yunus Emre Anaokulu
• I.C. LODI TERZO