- May 6, 2020
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ERASMUS+

KA2 – Cooperation for Innovation and the Exchange of Good Practices Strategic Partnerships for Schools Only

SNIDeR – Special Needs, use ICT, Drop papers

ERASMUS+

KA2 – Cooperation for Innovation and the Exchange of Good Practices Strategic Partnerships for Schools Only

2017 – 2020

The Schools

119 Secondary School “Academician Mihail Arnaudov”, Sofia

Privatna gimnazija i ekonomsko-informaticka skola Futura s pravom javnosti, Zagreb

Zespol Szkol Ogolnoksztalcacych Integracyjnych nr 1, Kraków

Agrupamento de Escolas de São João da Talha, Loures

Liceul Tehnologic “Sfantul Pantelimon”, Bucharest

Partners from each country particitating in Romania Online

Bulgaria

Sofia, october 2019 (author:EM)

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Croatia

Zagreb, capital of Croatia

Privatna gimnazija i ekonomsko-informatička škola Futura s pravom javnosti - or Private school Futura - is high school located in Zagreb (Croatia) which offers education for IT technicians and economists. It has around 120 students and staff made of 20 people with teaching or pedagogical responsibilities. One of the most important characteristics of Futura is that it is technologically very well equipped which supports its accent on modern education and will to raise informatically literate generations of students. Classes in Futura are small so teachers take individual approach which is beneficial especially for students with various difficulties.

Teacher and students who took part in this online students project are:

Iva Lukin - Teacher

Tomislav Kranjčić - Student

Mihael Radojčević - Student

Vito Volarević - Student

Poland

Krakow, may 2019 (author:EM)

Primary School with Integrating Classes No. 12

Over 400 pupils attend the school, including 60 directed for special education in the integrating class system. There are 19 classes, 10 of which are generally accessible and 9 are integrating classes. Integrating classes consist of 20 students, including 3-5 disabled. Teachers and students in these classes are supported by a special educator, so-called a supporting teacher.