10 Years of GTTP by Thilina Heenatigala

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Presented at the GHOU 2018 conference in Vienna, Austria from 13-15 August. http://handsonuniverse.org/ghou2018/program/

10 Years
of
Galileo Teacher Training
Programme (GTTP)
Thilina Heenatigala
@ThilinaH
GTTP / NUCLIO

• Adaptable teaching methodologies
(next generation) GTTP

• Adaptable teaching methodologies
• Open teaching standards
(next generation) GTTP

• Adaptable teaching methodologies
• Open teaching standards
• Producing quality resources
(next generation) GTTP

• Adaptable teaching methodologies
• Open teaching standards
• Producing quality resources
• Evaluation
(next generation) GTTP

• Adaptable teaching methodologies
• Open teaching standards
• Producing quality resources
• Evaluation
• Organising a training workshop
(next generation) GTTP

Why should we train
the teachers?
(in one sentence)

• They never learned
• World is not the same 30 years ago
• Student centered learning
• Enhance the perspective and quality of life of students
• Teachers hold the future
• Support teachers
• Everyone has to learn for life
• New technological knowledge
• Learning astronomy for a better world
• New knowledge is very fun!
• Astronomy grabs students in an inspiring way
• Training and learning from one another
• Provide a safe environment for learning
• Passion to learn
• Teachers are the pillars of the community

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10 Years of GTTP by Thilina Heenatigala

1. 10 Years of Galileo Teacher Training Programme (GTTP) Thilina Heenatigala @ThilinaH GTTP / NUCLIO

2. 50,000+

4. (next generation) GTTP

5. • Adaptable teaching methodologies (next generation) GTTP

6. • Adaptable teaching methodologies • Open teaching standards (next generation) GTTP

7. • Adaptable teaching methodologies • Open teaching standards • Producing quality resources (next generation) GTTP

8. • Adaptable teaching methodologies • Open teaching standards • Producing quality resources • Evaluation (next generation) GTTP

9. • Adaptable teaching methodologies • Open teaching standards • Producing quality resources • Evaluation • Organising a training workshop (next generation) GTTP

10. Why should we train the teachers? (in one sentence)

11. Plans for 2019: • Training workshops for the 100 Years of IAU celebration • International Workshop/Forum on Teacher Training • Research on Competency Profile of 21st Centaury Teacher • GTTP Framework

12. • They never learned • World is not the same 30 years ago • Student centered learning • Enhance the perspective and quality of life of students • Teachers hold the future • Support teachers • Everyone has to learn for life • New technological knowledge • Learning astronomy for a better world • New knowledge is very fun! • Astronomy grabs students in an inspiring way • Training and learning from one another • Provide a safe environment for learning • Passion to learn • Teachers are the pillars of the community

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