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GENERATING PROJECT IDEAS
Budapest, April 2011
Cees Brederveld
The Netherlands
Who’s who?
Partner finding moment
Primary
Secondary
Others
Groups of 4 to 6 partners
Getting ideas
Project typesType of projects
Subject related projects
Topical projects
Problem based cross curricula projects
Starting point
Subject Topic Problem
Purpose Increased subject related knowledge
Increased topic knowledge
Increased knowledge as a basis for the students’ ability to act and develop solution models as a result of the findings in the project
Results Description of the chosen subject
Description of the interdisciplinary topic
Increased action competence
Example French ‘chansons’ in the 20th Century
Africa W(hat a w)aste (about how to deal with the growing amount of waste in the world)
Problem formulation enhancement
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Goals and evaluation
What do you want to achieve?
SMART: specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and timely
How do you make the students into the project ‘owners’?
What kind of activities?
How to evaluate?
Embedding
How much time do you have for this project?
How many subjects fit in?
On which competences do you emphasize?
How can you be sure that the project will have enough quality?
How could this project be implemented in normal school work?
Mind
Starting event
Ownership – involving students
Involving head of school, colleagues and parents
Dissiminate the results
ProjectplanProject plan Activity Action to be
undertaken When to do what?
Who is responsible for what?
Preparatory planning between the project partners
Mini courses if needed
Suggestion date for starting the project
Suggestion for starting event of the project
Suggestion for closing date of the project
Evaluation made by students ongoing
Evaluation made by students at the end
Evaluation made by teachers at the own school
Evaluation of the project between project partners
Other agreements?
Quality Star
Status
Goals/aimsEvaluation
Project Plan Quality Criteria
8 Golden Rules
Exchange as many addresses as possibleAlways reply on inquiries!!!Be aware of cultural differencesNetiquetteSet deadlines and keep to themMake arrangements on the tools used.Invest time and energy to understand eachotherDon’t be afraid to ask!