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growMET: workshop in Romania

From November 14th to 16th, the partners of the Erasmus+ project growMET (growth mindset in educational triangles) met for their second workshop in Tirgu Mureş/Romania. In a very creative and demanding way, the project results we developed so far together were put to the test: how can they support the development and implementation of challenging digital school projects?


The second part of our workshop dealt with our final project result: a growth mindset model for digital teaching. In two groups, we identified different resistances towards changes in the educational sector and developed a strategy to overcome them.
The project partners will present the final results of this demanding project early next year at conferences in Romania, Slovenia, Italy, Germany and the Basque Country/Spain.

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This post reflects the views only of the project partners, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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News about our project EMPOWER

As part of our EMPOWER project, all partners are now in the process of testing the created portfolio of instruments for self-assessment and guided assessment of migrant women’s entrepreneurial competencies. In Germany today, we held the second of four planned events with 13 migrant women and conducted two more of the instruments. It was a pleasure to see how motivated and enthusiastic the women were to participate in the activities, and they have so much professional potential to tap into. Thank you for the great experience and the interesting conversations and shared insights! It showed once again how important and valuable our work in this project is.

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The Tree of Life

in initiative of our employees in our project Familienwerkstatt Schwerin is now finished. It symbolizes the cycle of life, a balanced, constant give and take. A great action, thank you!

“Family Workshop Schwerin” is a joint project of RegioVision GmbH (project coordination) and Anker Sozialarbeit gGmbH. The project is funded for the period from 01.03.2020 – 31.12.2022 in the model program “Akti(F) – Active for Families and their Children” – within the framework of the European Social Fund financed by the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.

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DIGISCHOOL: first workshop in Schwerin

Teachers from vocational education and training and project staff from the Czech Republic, Italy, the Basque Country and Germany met in Schwerin from 25-27 October for the first of three planned workshops.

Together, digital tools and platforms that have already been identified as particularly useful in the project were presented and, above all, tried out themselves. The spectrum ranged from “Scratch” for learning programming to “Kahoot” for creating quizzes and various evaluation tools.

Between the learning units, there was also time to compare the current situation of school education and vocational training in the participating countries and to take away tips from practice.

All participants praised the open and friendly atmosphere of the workshop. Many thanks also to the Landesvereinigung Gesundheitsförderung, which made it possible for us to hold the workshop on their premises.

Next year, two more workshops will take place in Durango/Spain and Prague.

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2nd Project Meeting

From October 10 to 11, 2022, our second project meeting of the Erasmus+ project EMPOWER took place, this time in Rome. The meanwhile created draft of the assessment tool portfolio was discussed together again, the 15 competences of the EntreComp framework were highlighted and some of the tools were performed in a practical workshop by the project partners from the perspective of the target group. In the next step of the project work, the 11 tools of the portfolio will be put through their paces in a test phase with the target group.

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DIGIBLEND: Second project meeting

On 13/14 October 2022, the project partners met in Giulianova/Italy, for the second project meeting in the Erasmus+ project DIGIBLEND. A good month after the workshop on game development in Stralsund, the first task was to test the three game designs for their suitability for assessing existing digital knowledge and skills. As a result of this round of testing, we decided together to make one game out of the three concepts. This way, we can put the best ideas to use.

The project consortium then looked at the upcoming testing phase, where all partners will test the game-based assessment approach with participants from our target group (adults 55+).

The results of this test phase will then feed into the second phase of the project, where we will develop a game-based hybrid learning format.

All project partners were very positively touched by the creative and cooperative atmosphere and are already looking forward to our next meeting and the cooperation until then.

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This website reflects the views only of the project partners, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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Erasmusdays 2022

Erasmusdays 2022

RegioVision GmbH Schwerin has been a reliable project partner in the Erasmus+ programme for many years. We are currently coordinating nine cooperation projects with a total of 45 partner organisations from all over the EU and Turkey. Together we develop learning materials and test new teaching and training methods.

Since 2021, we have been accredited to organise individual mobilities. After Corona slowed us down here, we will be able to send two trainees from a Schwerin partner company on an internship abroad for the first time in November. We are planning significantly more such internships for the coming year.

Erasmus is a programme that brings people together. These encounters let us all learn and grow and help to break down prejudices. Even though we are different, we can work and live together and use these differences instead of fighting them.

We look forward to many more encounters in the future!