Webinar 1 - 21st CS

As part of our 21st Century School Programe with the British Council programme, we are organising a series of Education dialogues, which will help you connect with colleagues from Albania and Kosovo and share your experience. 

On 19 June 2020 we will host a live session on ‘Teaching critical thinking and problem solving in the classroom’.

As educators, we often hear about the importance of teaching critical thinking skills to our students. What we hear less, however, are the most effective techniques for teaching those skills and how teachers can implement them in the classroom—especially now that schools are forced to provide virtual instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

  1.  What is critical thinking and why it is important in the classroom?                                                         
  2.  What are some of the instruments that we can use to improve critical thinking in the classroom?          
  3.  What are some of the platform online that we can use ?                                                                    
  4. How this platforms can help us as teachers to improve critical thinking of our students?

We tried to answer all these questions during our session. 

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

Moderator Majlinda Mazelliu

Moderator Majlinda Mazelliu - National Project Coordinator, 21st Century Schools Project, British Council Kosovo. Majlinda is responsible for managing all implementation steps of the '21st Century Schools' Project in Kosovo.

 

Msc. Irida Sina

Msc. Irida Sina – is a Director of Methodology and Technology in learning at Agency for Quality assurance on Pre-university Education Sector, she has a Master’s Degree in the Faculty of Sciences of Education at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. And she has a Bachelor in the Faculty of Sciences of Education, and Social Researched Applied, University of Fribourg in Switzerland.

Dr. Elona Mehmeti

Dr. Elona Mehmeti - is the Coordinator at the Office of Quality and Standards at Barleti University and a full time lecturer in the Department of Vocational Education and Training at Barleti University.  Dr. Elona Mehmeti has a long experience in the field of teaching at the university level since 2006, and has an equally long experience in the field of curriculum design, internal evaluation, and scientific research in the field of education and training.

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