Vebinar 7

With this webinar, we wanted to support and encourage teachers interested in encouraging critical thinking skills and problem solving with the help of micro:bit devices.

We presented the process of designing a micro:bit project that was awarded at the national and regional level from the point of view of a language teacher, focusing, among other things, on the stages of the problem-solving cycle. Also, the students who were part of the winning team, as well as their parents, shared their experiences in this participatory process.

WATCH THE WEBINAR RECORDING BELOW, LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PRESENTERS AND SEE ADDITIONAL MATERIALS

Elza Numanović

Elza Numanović has 12 years of work experience in the field of education and is currently employed at the elementary school "Risto Ratković" in Bijelo Polje as a primary school teacher. Elza was one of the mentors to the students who were awarded at the Regional competition in programming using a micro: bit device, which was held in Belgrade in 2018. She is the winner of the award from the Fund for Quality and Talents in 2018. She is a participant in numerous trainings and seminars in the field of education, and she is also one of the trainers on the project "Schools for the 21st century", where she trains teachers. 

Milena Kuč

Milena Kuč is a professor of Montenegrin-Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian language and literature with 16 years of work experience and is currently employed at the elementary school "Risto Ratković" in Bijelo Polje. She was promoted to the title of teacher mentor. Milena was one of the mentors to the students who were awarded at the Regional competition in programming using a micro: bit device, which was held in Belgrade in 2018. She is the winner of the award from the Fund for Quality and Talents in 2018 and 2019. He continuously monitors innovations in education and professionally improves. She is one of the trainers on the "Schools for the 21st Century" project of the British Council, where she trains teachers. 

ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FROM THE WEBINAR

  1. Milena Kuč's presentation can be foundhere.
  2. Elza Numanović's presentation can be found here.