We have launched our Seven Smart Steps project to engage in the renewal of pedagogical culture in response to the ever-changing needs of society. The concept underlying the project aims to make digital pedagogy methodology widely available to the professional community and to develop the necessary competences of teachers. We would be pleased if
The second workshop of the Seven Smart Steps project took place online on 13 September 2021. "The theme of the event was The linear curriculum scenario" Our aim was to learn the basics of content development, and to transfer the technical and methodological knowledge
On 25 August 2021, took place the first workshop of the adaptation process, organized by the Interregional Forum Association, where the training of Smart Mentors and the curriculum development process started. "In this project, we are implementing a seven-step adaptation process that builds on each other; we have developed
The 7 Smart Steps project has its own website The regularly updated website is available in Hungarian, English, Romanian and Slovak, and presents the latest information and results of the project. "The website is available at https://sevensmartsteps.hu/" We wish you a pleasant browsing!
They will further develop a phone application for teaching mathematics, which was developed in a previous project, to include a parental control application. In addition, they will support the use of the innovative Smart e-Maths methodology in differentiated teaching processes. This is the aim of two recent Erasmus+ projects, 7Smart Steps and Learn Then
The InterRegio Forum Association and its partners (New Opportunity Association, Association for Harghita County, Corvin Mátyás Elementary School) developed an innovative methodology for digital support of differentiated education in the framework of the SMART e-Maths project. A digital support environment and a sample curriculum have been created, which can be followed by pupils along
In parallel with the emergence and spread of the coronavirus, the Harghita County Council organized an online roundtable discussion on the experiences of introducing online education outside the classroom and on how to deal with the challenges in education, in the framework of the XVI Harghita Days, where experts presented the positive aspects of
According to surveys on the results of the last few years' school-leaving exams, a large percentage of students in Harghita County do not reach the pass level, especially in Romanian language and literature. This also has a major impact on the overall results of the students, according to a statement by the Harghita County
The Harghita County Council is using the classY Edu digital education support system to help students prepare for the graduation exams, especially in Romanian language and literature. Applications are open from today (26 May), and the County Council will provide the first applicants with a free pass. This is conditional on the application of
