The project „Coping with students challenging behaviour“ was implemented from 2019 to 2022. Main priorities were strengthening the profiles of the teaching professions. Our project provided lasting benefits to teachers and other school specialists who work with special needs students. Our schools needed to gain knowledge in this specific area. We improved teaching process in […]
Category Archives: Mobilities
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The last mobility of the project „Coping with students challenging behaviour ” took place in Slovakia from March 28th – April 2nd 2022, co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
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Feb
From February 16-18 Riga Valda Avotiņa Primary school realized short-term staff virtual event in Latvia. The decision to organize a virtual event was accepted by management team of the project because of the fragile and unstable situation due to Covid-19. On the first day of the event the participants of the project from Estonia, […]
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Oct
The second mobility of the project „ Coping with students challenging behaviour“ took place in North- Macedonia from 20- 23 September 2021, co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. Teachers from all of the partner countries joined in D-r Zlatan Sremec – Skopje on a 4-day mobility where they were introduced with the […]
Riga Valda Avotina elementary school-development center in Latvia let us know that their school year is starting differently, some new rules and restrictions on the organization of school work. Because of the COVID-19 spread all over the world, according to this- traveling restrictions and the ever- changing situation in the world we decided to postpone […]
Due to corona virus our mobility to Slovakia end of May 2020 is cancelled. Next mobility should take place to Latvia in the end of September 2020. Mobility to Slovakia is postponed to May 2021.
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The first mobility of the project „ Coping with students challenging behaviour“ took place in Estonia from 25- 28 November 2019, co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. The two-year project is coordinated by Pärnu Päikese School from Estonia and involves partners from Latvia, Slovakia and North Macedonia. All involved schools in the […]