Interactive Education

In the classroom and at a distance - digital competence across subjects playfully

The new version of the Primary Education Framework also introduces a new key competence - the digital one, which should be promoted among students across all educational disciplines and levels. Students need to be equipped with the skills to be able to navigate in the digital environment and to be guided to use digital technologies safely, confidently, critically and creatively. Interactive learning, in addition to deepening subject knowledge, also develops students' digital competence. Experience shows that students try harder, behave better and feel more responsible in interactive lessons. In addition, homework is integrated with school lessons. Technology in teaching brings the school environment closer to today's real life.

The key element of the classroom is a central display - an interactive board or SMART Board display. This focuses students' attention in one place and helps the teacher to manage the lesson. Modern teaching cannot take place without quality content. Teachers can create digital content on their own with SMART Teaching software or use the already prepared content on the Veškole.cz portal. Students learn to sort, organize, share and work with information.

Hybrid education is no longer just a covid matter

The ideal is to have all the students in the class and teach normally. But even without the pandemic, there will always be some students who are absent for a long period of time ( oncological diagnoses, severe injuries, perhaps a long stay abroad, etc.). So far they have had to study alone at home and catch up in a difficult way. Online learning has opened up new opportunities to involve such children in mainstream education.

Mixed learning standard: user-friendly environment for teachers, pleasant and normal school environment for students in the classroom and at home.

The teachers normally use their teacher's computer for teaching, or they bring their laptop to class and simply plug it in. With the help of the interactive whiteboard, the software and the activities used, the teacher engages the students in the classroom and at home. They can move around the classroom without restrictions when explaining and communicating with the class, and even the students at home can hear them. If the teacher wants to share a practical experiment or writing outside the interactive whiteboard with the pupils at home, for example, he/she can select the preset options of the rotating camera with just one button. Pupils in the classroom and at home can hear each other and interact normally (the social aspect of teaching).