Experience Workshop provided professional and management background to the Hungarian high school Áron Szilády in their Erasmus+ KA121 mobility project. 16 ninth grade (14-year-old) students and 4 teachers visited Finland from the school. Their wish was to get in touch with children and teachers and gain first-hand experience of Finnish education. We’ve established the connection[…]
As for our Erasmus+ PUNTE project, we took an important step forward in May. We organized five pilot courses in teacher training education for students in Komarno, at Selye János University. University teachers of Selye János University, Zoltán Fehér and László Jaruska hosted the event. Teacher trainers were Ildikó Szabó and Judit Mihály (Experience Workshop).[…]
The Multiplier event of the Erasmus+ project “Logifaces methodology” took place at the University of Lapland on March 28. Kristóf Fenyvesi, STEAM director of Experience Workshop, presented the means and results of art-based research in STEAM education. See the program here. Logifaces is a geometric skill development game created by Hungarian architect and designer Daniel Lakos. The original[…]
At “Norssi” School’s science days in Jyväskylä in mid-April we’ve also visited a second class of first-graders, Minna Suikkari’s class. We’ve moved out of the classroom to a comfortable inbetween space with carpet floor. Our idea was to introduce Platonic solids with the help of the colorful Itsphun toolkit. Itsphun is a system of interlocking shapes[…]
When? Friday, May 20, 17-19h Where? Jyväskylä University Library, Seminaarinkatu 15 (Lähde, B, upper basement floor) OR online via the live streaming link: https://m3.jyu.fi/jyumv/ohjelmat/erillis/ktl/playful-learning-book-launch/live 17.00-18.00 Playful Learning open workshops for children and adults. Children and adults of any age are warmly welcome to play together with the authors and publishers of the new book Playful[…]
Experience Workshop participated in the transnational partner meeting of the Erasmus+ project “Analogue game for digital minds – Logifaces methodology” on the 26-28th April 2022. The meeting was hosted by the coordinator Johannes Kepler Universität Linz. Logifaces is a geometric skill development game created by Hungarian architect and designer Daniel Lakos. The aim of this[…]
In the frameworks of the Erasmus+ project “Analogue game for digital minds – Logifaces methodology”, students of the Johannes Kepler University Linz had the opportunity to participate in a workshop where they could get acquainted with Logifaces methodology for the first time.