Lerarenopleidingen Science en Wiskunde/Rekenen

Collaborative Online Intercultural Learning

Collaborative Online Intercultural Learning

COIL, also referred to as globally networked learning and virtual exchange, is a new teaching and learning paradigm that promotes the development of intercultural competence across shared multicultural learning environments.
Through the use of Internet – based tools and innovative online pedagogies, COIL fosters meaningful exchanges between university-level teachers and students with peers in geographically distant locations and from different linguacultural backgrounds.

Project Universiteit Utrecht

Om het onderwijs te versterken in aantal opleidingen (UGS, GSNS, GSLS) wordt in seizoen 2022-2023 gewerkt aan enkele modules/invullingen op het gebied van COIL

  1. Collaborative learning
  2. Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity – Intercultural skills, hier kan evt. gebruik gemaakt worden van
    het materiaal dat ontwikkeld is/wordt binnen het UU-project
    Inclusive Science Teaching
  3. Blended learning
  4. Innovative didactics and assessment

Cursus najaar 2022

1 Monday November 7 introduction, course analysis and governance Ferdi Engels e.a.
2 Tuesday November 22 Collaborative (Online) Learning Liesbeth Bijlsma
3 Tuesday December 13 Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity – Intercultural skills Arthur Bakker
4 Tuesday January 17 Blended learning Thomas Wind
5 Tuesday January 31 Innovative didactics and assessment Karin Smit and others
6 February 16 Closing session

Mini symposium

Literatuur

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