The National Centre for Professional Education Quality Assurance (ANQA), in cooperation with its Polish partners, is organising an online training course dedicated to effective teaching and learning methods.
During the training, international experts will address the following questions:
- what common myths exist in education and how they can be identified;
- how the human brain acquires new knowledge and what this means for effective teaching;
- what evidence-based principles underpin effective teaching;
- what motivates students;
- how assessment can be used as a tool for motivating students and providing effective feedback;
- what tools can be used to develop measurable approaches in education.
The training is intended for staff of higher education and vocational education institutions, as well as other professionals interested in the topic.
Training topic: Effective Teaching and Learning Methods
Duration: 120 minutes
Language: English
Date and time: 17 December, 16:00
Trainers: Tomasz Gajderowicz, Council of Europe expert, consultant to the Education and Training Evaluation Commission (ETEC) and the World Bank, Director of Research at the Evidence Institute, Associate Professor at the University of Warsaw, PhD in Economics; and Maciej Jakubowski, international assessment expert at the Education and Training Evaluation Commission (ETEC), adviser to the World Bank, Council of Europe, United Nations Development Programme and UNESCO, founder of the Evidence Institute, Associate Professor at the University of Warsaw, PhD in Economics.
Participation: Free of charge, with prior registration
Registration deadline: 4 December
Registration details: available through the registration form.
Registered participants will receive the online platform access details separately.