ProEduca

SprED+C

Spreading the Word About Creativity

2014 – 2016 | Erasmus+ KA4 Dissemination and Exploitation of Results and Exchange of Good Practices 

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About the Project

The SprED+C project aimed to build a European community of creative and enterprising teachers by encouraging collaboration and experiences-exchange across countries. Drawing inspiration from previous EU initiatives such as CityM and ECECC, the project addressed four major challenges in the education system: the disconnection between stages of education, the lack of structured support for fostering creativity and entrepreneurship among teachers, information overload, and the pressing need to better prepare students for the world of work. Through international cooperation, SprED+C encouraged teachers to share best practices, co-create new methods, and strengthen their pedagogical approaches in response to these issues.

Project Outputs

Key project outputs included five seminars that brought together teachers from across Europe to share and learn from one another, with keynote speakers from past EU projects contributing valuable insights. The main deliverable was a comprehensive Training Toolkit containing best practices, practical guidelines, and tools to support teachers in developing and applying creative educational strategies. These resources aimed to provide a robust foundation for educators seeking to implement innovative, student-centred approaches in the classroom.

Project Materials

All the materials created within this project are available to the public for free.

An online circular economy training programme for elementary school students.

Online Platform

An extensive collection of microlessons  each designed to engage students in topics related to sustainability and circular economy. Accompanied by lesson plans.

Web Resource

Teacher’s Toolkit focusing on integrating circular economy principles into teaching, microlearning and micro-certification.

eBook/Web Resource

All the information you need about the GreenFuture micro-certification process. Detailed description of the structure, standards and metadata requirements for the badges.

eBook/Web Resource

Video series guiding teachers through the process of designing interactive, sustainability-themed microlessons using a variety of online tools.

Web Resource

Meet the Team

Project Partners

  • ProEduca (Czech Republic)
  • Fondazione Politecnico di Milano (Italy)
  • Junor Achievement, Slovakia
  • Satean, Romania
  • University of Portsmouth, UK

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