1st TPM in Rybnik, Poland

  • Status Quo in partner schools

    Professor J. Hattie's Visible Learning Check List results

    Bulgaria                  

    RESULTS Check list_analysis_BG (1).pdf

    Finland           

    France            results with conclusions and implications

    Analysis of the survey data : BON Philippe (mathematics teacher)

    Germany       by Tim Anderlik and Sahin Er

    Greece 

      questionnaire results (powerpoint file) 

       conclusions & implications (word file)

    Italy                   conclusions and implications
    Poland              Conclusions and implications
    Portugal         
    Turkey            

     

     IMPLICATIONS FOR FURTHER COMMON WORK

     Dropout rates

    Bulgaria         
    Finland          
    France          
    Germany     
    Greece          
    Italy                Calabria region
    Poland           
    Portugal        
    Turkey           

     

    School Development Plans

    BG

    School Development Plans_TPM1_BG.pptx

    FI    
    FR  
    DE
    GR
    IT    
    PL  
    PT
    TR

     

    “Taking account of the thematic field. Hattie’s Visible Learning Concept”

    task 1 / student workshop /  task 2 for students 
    presentation  

    students' conclusions

    Students believe that teachers should  put more emphasis on being activators and evaluators , they should be seekers of feedback, they should be more passionate about promoting the language of learning.From students' point of view teachers should use multiple strategies and both give and receive feedback.

     

    Students believe that teachers set too high expectation targets.

    They should set the goals which benefit students.

     

    Visible Learningplus 250+ Influences on Student Achievement ( latest list)

     material  from http://visiblelearningplus.com/