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Twelve students from Santiago de Compostela's Rosalía de Castro High School, with the help of their Estonian colleagues from Kuninga Street School, describe their hands on experience in the learning dynamics and talk to Estonia's Minister of Education, Kristina Kallas, to members of the school community and to local authorities in order to get an in-depth view of the keys to the success of the country's well known educational system
“Happy students have better results”
“Happy students have better results”
Estonia´s new Minister of Education and Research, Kristina Kallas, emphasizes the importance of an all inclusive education where students can reach their goals with the close help of their teachers [ME]
Estonia´s new Minister of Education and Research, Kristina Kallas, emphasizes the importance of an all inclusive education where students can reach their goals with the close help of their teachers [ME]
Pärnu´s Education Counselor, Jana Ruubel, describes the town´s efforts to include all their educational resources in the school schedule in order to motivate students to learn more dynamically [LA]
Pärnu´s Education Counselor, Jana Ruubel, describes the town´s efforts to include all their educational resources in the school schedule in order to motivate students to learn more dynamically [LA]
Liina Õmblus, vice-principal at Pärnu Kuninga Tänava Põhikool, highlights the importance of collaborative work among teachers, students and families [SA]
Liina Õmblus, vice-principal at Pärnu Kuninga Tänava Põhikool, highlights the importance of collaborative work among teachers, students and families [SA]
Maie Kitsing, Former Head of Education of the Estonian Ministry of Education underlines the importance of well trained and motivated teachers [ME]
Maie Kitsing, Former Head of Education of the Estonian Ministry of Education underlines the importance of well trained and motivated teachers [ME]
Reene Tammearu and Kadri Anari, teachers at Kuninga Tänava Põhikool, emphasize the need to attract a new generation of teachers [TE]
Reene Tammearu and Kadri Anari, teachers at Kuninga Tänava Põhikool, emphasize the need to attract a new generation of teachers [TE]
This site was created by a team of 12 2nd of ESO students from IES Rosalía de Castro High School from Santiago de Compostela (Galicia-Spain) with the collaboration of 13 7th graders from Pärnu Kuninga Tänava Põhikool (Estonia). Editorial committee: (IES Rosalía): Julia Álvarez Barreiro, Ana Barreiro López, Diana Botana Barreiro, Lucas Fernández Barreiro, Marcos Garrido Fernández, Daniela González Fernández, Marta Lama Fernández, Carla Mallón Fernández, Álvaro Marín Gómez, Pedro Méndez Mato, Adara Soto Vidal and María Viana Vázquez. (Kuninga Tänava Põhikool): Eva Beljaev, Analota Helin, Samiia Jarman, Mirell Kimber, Frode Kuusk, Meleri Laurits, Emma Mia Martson, Mark Mihkelson, Marten Ollino, Hannah Peterson, Luise Ruusmaa, Melani Veberson and Marta-Marianne Vene. Coordinators: Alberto Sacido Romero and Liina Õmblus. Teachers: Blanca Río Rey and Kadri Anari. All the materials on this site are original and they can be shared with a Creative Commons License CC-BY-SA.
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