In this webinar, insights and examples will be given about the concept of open schooling and how this concept can thrive in every school context! This webinar aims to promote the terms of collaboration and co-creation in an effective and inspirational way and give an impulse to the quality of education. Admittedly, one of the objectives that school principals and teachers should achieve is to reach out to society and collaborate with many stakeholders inside and outside the school. Open schooling means taking the next step in educational partnership. Moving from theory and books to practical and meaningful application, with the school being in the center of the neighbourhood. In a mutual and equal relationship several partners seeking to reaching substantial goals, addressed to everyone, including (educational) partners in schools, and taking up on realistic challenges with pupils and staff. Through the concept of open schooling, meaningful and innovative initiatives can come to live.
“Blended Learning in inclusion”: A European Commission’s Report The importance of mobilising resources within the school and community, and schools participating in networks is highlighted by a new report from the Working Group on schools, one of the Working Groups of the European Education Area strategic framework. The report on “Blended Learning for inclusion” highlights blended learning strategies that help schools and education systems to be more inclusive, responsive, and resilient, also in disruptive times.
