Retraining trainers in innovative teaching and learning methods has started within the framework of Erasmus+ PRINTeL project – “Change in Classroom: Promoting Innovative Teaching & Learning to Enhance Student Learning Experience in Eastern Partnership Countries”. The first training week was held at Graz (Austria) FH Joanneum University of Applied Sciences on November 5-9 concerning hybrid learning/teaching.

Associate Professor of the Faculty of Educational Sciences, Tamar Mikeladze took part in the training from Telavi State University.

The training included theoretical and practical sections. Teaching modules covered electronic teaching and such aspects as el-portfolio, el-moderation, multimedia usage, project-based teaching online programs and so on.

Under the given project, academic staff of the University is planned to be retrained in order to introduce innovative teaching approaches at TeSaU from the following year.