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Jovanka Angjelkoska OOU"Koco Racin"-Ohrid, N.Macedonia

  • Jovanka Angjelkoska OOU"Koco Racin"- Ohrid, N.Macedonia

    Jovanka Angjelkoska, Primary School Koco Racin-Ohrid, North Macedonia

    Hi, my name is Jovanka, I come from Ohrid, Macedonia. I studied sociology. I like to research, read books, sports activities, learn new things. I’ve been working in education for 10 years, I teach civic education and religions. As a sociologist, I work with my students on projects that aim to raise human awareness of action in society. In this way, I encourage them to explore, think, form their critical opinion about what is happening around them. The desire to progress professionally and individually led me to subscribe to eTwinning. I hope for the good cooperation, positive energy and a share of experiences.

    Jovanka Angjelkoska, Primary School Koco Racin-Ohrid, North Macedonia

    Ohrid, N.Macedonia - Promotional video

    Jovanka Angjelkoska, Primary School Koco Racin-Ohrid, North Macedonia

    Koco Racin is a primary and secondary school situated in Ohrid, in the south-west of Macedonia, educating students from first to ninth grade. The mission of this school is to valorize students’ aknowledge and address them relying on their personal skills. The educational program of the school, in accordance with modern trends, involves different aspects such as ethical, emotional, psychological and social qualities contributing the development of society. The infrastructure of our school includes sport fields, libraries and media libraries.

    Jovanka Angjelkoska, Primary School Koco Racin-Ohrid, North Macedonia

    N.Macedonia - Promotional video

  • Women remain a minority among researchers globally. A report from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics on the percentage of women among researchers shows that. Worldwide, only 29.3% of researchers are women. In Europe, the percentage of women researchers is lowest in the Netherlands (25.8%) and highest in Macedonia (52.3%), according to a report published in June 2019. Our country is one of the three countries in Europe where there are more women researchers than men.

    With the help of the tool classtools.net I presented that information as news of the day.

    I used the Genialy tool to create a presentation for International Women and Girls Day in Science so that students can learn more about the importance of this day.

     Presentation  Интернационален ден на жените во науката.