12
May
2016

International seminar «Student-Centred Learning Environments: Modern Aproach and Instruments».

International seminar «Student-Centred Learning Environments: Modern Aproach and Instruments».

International seminar « Student-Centred Learning Environments: Modern Aproach and Instruments » will be conducted on 8-9 June 2016 in the framework of Erasmus+ Programme by the Department of Higher and Post-Higher Education of Ministry of Education and Science (MES) of the Republic of Kazakhstan jointly with the National Erasmus+ Office in Kazakhstan and supported by the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA).

Objective: Familiarise seminar participants with the EU experience in implementing student- centred learning and enhance their knowledge and skills in the field of SCL.

Expected outcomes:

  • Participants deepen their understanding on modern EU experience and approaches to the student-centred learning;
  • Participants upgrade their knowledge and skills on SCL;
  • Participants share their knowledge on modern SCL methodology;
  • Participants conduct comprehensive analysis SCL& teacher-oriented approaches -
  • Benchmarking of KZ to EU experience is done;
  • Participants are equipped with practical instruments of SCL.

Venue – Narxoz University, 55, Zhandossov street, Almaty, Conference Hall No. 1

The seminar will be attended by HEREs, representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science of the RK, universities’ staff according to the list of MES of RK.

A sample programme is attached

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