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On June 13, 2023, the Armenian Team of BTBF had an online discussion on a number of topics for finalising specific work packages of the BTBF project, more specifically, the publishing of the manuals adapted and translated, as well as the course to be conducted for disseminating the respective topics, methods, and toolkits on quality teaching/learning in both secondary and higher education, as well as education management for securing quality school management.
On October 23, 2023, at the online meeting with the Swiss experts in charge of the BTBF international project, the participants discussed the main issues related to the evaluation of the courses developed within the framework of BTBF. The Georgian, Moldovan, and Armenian National Teams introduced their insights on the possible course evaluation methods. The Georgian Team introduced the respective post-factum feedback questionnaire to evaluate the respective courses’ technical, methodological, and content-based issues. The Moldovan Team’s perspectives highlighted the importance of continuous pre-, while, and post-course evaluations. The Armenian Team suggested incorporating more feedback methods that might contribute to a better and more long-lasting implementation and dissemination – lesson observation with the prior and posterior professional (methodological discussion). The Attendees agreed to meet online again to finalise the respective formats of course evaluation and the deadlines in order to provide the necessary measurability, accountability and effective implementation.
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