LiPACE in SiGHT
The latest edition of LiPACE in SiGHT, a publication highlighting innovative educational practices, features a number of connections to Finland and Hungary.
Author: Pruknerova Tereza
STEAM-Connect dissemination
The STEAMConnect project aims to revolutionize education by promoting interdisciplinary learning across diverse contexts. To achieve this, a collaborative effort with dr Kristof Fenyvesi from Experience Workshop has been instrumental in disseminating project findings and resources to a global audience of over 100+ educators.
Experience Workshop provided in Beijing, China the ‘Empower Education with Technology’ STEAM Education Course
This course, organized by Experience Workshop and supervised by dr Kristof Fenyvesi, was held in Beijing from December 15-17, 2024.
Guest Lecture in Berlin: The Finnish system of early childhood education and care
Dr. Kristof Fenyvesi, a STEAM Director from Experience Workshop, recently visited Berlin to share his insights on the Finnish system of early childhood education and care. His lecture was hosted by FiPP e.V. and the Gesellschaft für Europabildung.
Making learning fun with STEAM
On Tuesday, December 3rd, dr. Kristof Fenyvesi hosted a STEAM workshop for 33 teachers from Marijampolė, Lithuania and teachers from Ammattiopisto Tavastia in Hämeenlinna. This workshop aimed to introduce Finnish educational practices and inspire innovative teaching methods.
“The focus on student-centered learning and well-being is truly inspiring.”
During the last week of November, a group of 14 students and 4 teachers from Tamási High School in Hungary visited Finland on an Erasmus+ adventure to Muurame High School.
“I’ve learned to be more open”: Experiences from a Finnish School
Ten students and four teachers from Budapest travelled to Jyväskylä for a six-day Erasmus+ mobility to explore Finnish education, with a special emphasis on digital learning.
Chinese Educators Visit Finland to Explore Finnish Education System
Early November, Experience Workshop welcomed the principal and two teachers of the Shangdi Experimental Primary School in Beijing, China.