TeaEdu4CT: Framework: CT & STEAM for future teacher education

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In this module future (pre-service) teachers are introduced to the theoretical background of Computational Thinking (CT) and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) education using different approaches. Teacher educators are free to choose any of the module units, which they think are relevant to the target groups of students (future teachers), they are educating and training. Teacher educators are also free to use any practical activities that suit the policy, philosophy and context of teacher education in their country.

Also available in: Italian, Estonian, Turkish.

DG di riferimento

Directorate General for Education and Culture (DG EAC)

Unità

Higher Education and Research

Il progetto

TeaEdu4CT – Future Teachers Education: Computational Thinking and STEAM

Scheda progetto

Categorie

Topic

Target

Higher education teachers

Info & contatti

E-mail

alessia.valenti@cesie.org

Visita il sito

https://www.fsf.vu.lt/en/teaedu4ct/
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