Project Goals

 


This project aims to increase the knowledge of primary school students in mathematics, music, science, art, environmental awareness and intercultural learning through interdisciplinary activities using artificial intelligence tools and to raise awareness on these issues.

Languages: English

Age: 7 -11 years

Goals:

To increase students' digital knowledge and experiences using artificial intelligence tools.

To develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills using artificial intelligence tools.

To increase children's environmental awareness and to provide them with information about sustainable living practices.

To increase their curiosity by teaching basic concepts in science and science.

To support their creativity and develop their expression skills through music and art.

Expected results:

To provide a visible increase in students' learning skills in disciplines such as mathematics, science, art and music.

To increase students' knowledge and awareness about environmental awareness and sustainability.

To develop cooperation and empathy skills among students from different cultures.

To strengthen students' intercultural communication and interaction skills.

Developing students’ digital skills and ability to use eTwinning and other online tools.

Increasing students’ creativity and expression skills through art and music activities.

Developing problem-solving and analytical thinking skills through science and mathematics activities.

Developing students’ social skills and group work skills.

Enabling students to discover their own potential by increasing their self-confidence and self-control.

Establishing international school collaborations that will continue after the project.

Creating a continuous knowledge and experience sharing network between participating teachers and schools.

All activities, student work, photos and video recordings carried out throughout the project will be exhibited on the TwinSpace portal.

Parents, other teachers and the wider education community will be able to follow the project and see students’ work on social media platforms.

At the end of the project, a multilingual e-book will be prepared consisting of visuals, stories, poems and research articles prepared by participating students using artificial intelligence tools. This e-book will be distributed to other schools and educators to provide information about different cultures and knowledge.

The artworks and scientific projects prepared by the students will be collected in an online exhibition.

The works of students from all schools participating in the project will be shared with a global audience through a virtual tour.

Improvement of School Practices:

The knowledge and methods acquired in the project will be integrated into the school's curriculum and teaching techniques. In this way, the project will have sustainable effects.

Awareness of environmental awareness and intercultural interaction will be made more evident in school policies and daily practices.

Student Ambassadors Program:

Following the project, a student ambassadors program will be launched to maintain communication and intercultural learning among students.

This program will support continuous information and cultural exchange among schools participating in the project.

Expected Improvements:

The project will accelerate the adaptation of participating students and teachers to educational technologies by enabling them to use digital tools and resources more effectively in education.

Students' knowledge and skills in areas such as environmental awareness, intercultural understanding, and creative expression will increase, which will contribute to their development as more conscious and equipped individuals.

The project will enrich in-school educational practices and encourage the integration of new teaching methodologies. This will make students' learning experiences more interactive and meaningful.

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Dorota Stanałowska /Primary School No.4 Bolesławiec POLAND

  The children were delighted with the January tasks.