A conference “Teaching English for the Future: How to Teach English to Teens with the Use of Digital Tools” was held in Warsaw, which marked the end of the Erasmus+ “EngLife” project. The tools for improving the competencies of English language teachers were presented at the conference to many interested teachers from Poland. “Superteachers from…
Computer Science teacher, Mili膰 Vukoji膷i膰, together with Year 11 students, Elena Vezenkoska and Damjan Vezenkoski, got back from a seven days trip to Galway, Ireland, where they worked on Erasmus+ “EngLife” project. To Mr Mili膰 Vukoji膷i膰, the project trip was a fantastic experience: “We were impressed with the Atlantic Language School鈥檚 innovative and effective teaching…
International School鈥檚 Computer Science teacher, Mili膰 Vukoji膷i膰, and Year 11 students Elena and Damjan Vezenkoski went to Ireland for a week in order to work on the Erasmus+ project called “EngLife”. Strengthening schools in preparing students to effectively communicate in English Project “EngLife” aims to strengthen schools in preparing students to effectively communicate in English…
As part of the Erasmus+ EngLife project, Ms Ljubica Krsti膰, English teacher, together with project team coordinators from Ireland, Poland, Greece and Italy participated in a second transnational project meeting held in the Platon school of Katarini, in Greece. On this occasion, the methodological approaches 鈥淧roject Based Learning – Problem Solving – Blended Learning –…
From 31 May to 3 June, International School teachers were guests of LO Dubiecko in Poland as part of the EngLife project, which aims to implement educational technologies in an innovative way, to improve the digital and professional skills of English teachers who teach students from 14 to 17 years of age. During this trip,…
From Monday, 27 September, to Wednesday, 29 September, the International School welcomed partners from Ireland, Italy, Poland, Greece and Estonia who are part of the Erasmus project on implementing the innovative EngLife methodology.
On Monday, 27 September, an International project meeting for EngLife funded by Erasmus+ was held on the premises of International School. International School hosted partners from Ireland, Italy, Poland, Greece, and Estonia.
After participating in the Erasmus project 鈥淕irls Go Circular鈥, the International School once again justifies its success! This time, we are empowering our teachers to go above and beyond and create new teaching strategies using technology.
