Key Action 2 - Strategic Partnerships

Coordinator - University College Syddanmark (Denmark)

The aim of the SATE project is to bridge the existing gap between schools and teacher education by the development of an effective and innovative model for internships that strengthens collaboration between practice and the academic world. School adoption is a win-win situation. Student teachers take over a school for a week and learn by doing. They get the opportunity to test in practice their academic knowledge supported by a mentor. School teachers can participate in professional development classes during this week in order to strengthen their skills and competences. They will learn how to act as co-educators for student teachers.

Contact person: Olga Surina, Director of the Institute of Teacher Education
building 11, office 102
Tel: +7 (8412) 54-83-62
E-mail: o.surina2013@yandex.ru

	PSU representatives took part in a meeting on implementing the EU grant ERASMUS+SATE in teacher education, youth affairs and academic mobility development in the city of Esbjerg From April, 30th to May, 2nd, O.P. Surina, Director of Institute of Teacher Education, Penza State University, and N.A. Pavlova, Head of Foreign Languages Department, took part in a meeting on implementing the EU grant ERASMUS+SATE (School Adoption in Teacher Education) 1-DK01-KA203-022324 in teacher education, youth affairs and academic mobility development in the city of Esbjerg (Denmark).
	Results of implementing EU grant on teacher education discussed at PSU On 10 – 11 April 2018, V.G. Belinsky Institute of Teacher Education (Penza State University) hosted a regular session devoted to the implementation of the European Union grant on teacher education, youth affairs and academic mobility development within ERASMUS + SATE (School Adoption in Teacher Education).
	ERASMUS+ project participants complete their working visit to Weingarten Olga Surina, Director of Belinsky Institute of Teacher Education, and Natalya Pavlova, Head of the Department of Foreign Languages, attended the meeting devoted to the implementation of the European Union Grant on teacher education, youth and academic mobility development within ERASMUS+ SATE (School Adoption in Teacher Education) 1-DK01-KA203-022324.
	Teaching seminar in Denmark attended by Olga Surina, Director of Belinsky Institute of Teacher Education, and Natalya Pavlova, Head of the Department of Foreign Languages Two representatives from Penza State University – Olga Surina and Natalya Pavlova – participated in the international teaching seminar  held on February 16th-19th, 2015 in Denmark. The seminar programme comprised visits to schools in Vejen and the University College South Denmark in Haderslev and Esbjerg.