Teaching innovatively (with focus on ICT) and its impact on the quality of education

Yes, because I have talked with the students involved in the project about their educational system and also about the way of teaching back in their countries.

yes, i think that there are too different

iuliamanicea wrote:Have you had the chance to compare your educational system with that of partner countries? Explain, please

if they have other resources and other educational systems. Daniel Navarro

iuliamanicea wrote:Have you had the chance to compare your educational system with that of partner countries? Explain, please

yes, the Spain educational system is different than the educational system of other countries

Yes, the system haven't a lot of differents, but in some things is pretty different for example at the time to choose the couses (obligation courses or no obligation)

Yes, it was great. Guillermo Palacios

Yes. Alba Samino

I had the opportunity to talk about the different educational systems with the other teachers. I believe it has been a rewarding experience for all the teachers who have taken part in this Project.

Not too much, but what I have seen I would say that they are all similar.

Absolutely, particularly since I was able to visit most of the partner schools. Without a doubt, the school systems are very similar (which is not surprising at all, considering the shared history and also the general tendency towards a similar European educational framework) but it was interesting to note the differences, which, in many cases, such as Sweden, for instance, were mostly related to a shift of the educational purpose (namely, in some countries, such as Romania, the emphasis is still, in many respects, on how much information students are supposed to accumulate, whereas in other countries the focus is more on the practical abilities that students are supposed to master, and which are meant to help them in their adult lives, as well).