GENERAL INFORMATION
PROGRAMME: The right gamification and for tackling early school leaving and disadvantage
ACRONYM: GAMIRIGHT
PROJECT NUMBER: 2020-1-ES01-KA201-082223
DURATION: 01/11/2020 – 31/10/2022
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.
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PROGRAMME: The right gamification and for tackling early school leaving and disadvantage |
Context/background of project:
The main idea is to develop a gamification program and game-based learning applicable to the 6 Primary Education courses in order to improve school performance in disadvantaged areas, with few resources and with high early school dropout rates. In the first phase of the project the program will be designed according to the educational frameworks of each partner country and in the second part of the project it will be implemented in each of the countries.
Areas with less resources and more economic obstacles are showing worse academic results:
- Poverty and dropouts are inextricably connected in the three primary settings affecting healthy child and adolescent development: families, schools and communities (Rumberger, 2012)
- Schools with highest percent of migrants have social inclusion problems
- Bad positions in PISA rankings
- The problem of early school leaving start in schools.
Target group
- Direct target group: Children from 6 to 12: this is the age when students start disliking the schools. In most of the cases after 12 years old students already know that they don’t like studying.
- Indirect target group: teachers
Main Target Goals
- To tackle the early school leaving by motivating students from the beginning of their studies.
- To increase the academic level in disadvantaged schools.
- To increase social inclusion by applying a methodology based on communication and working group.
Methodology
- 4 transnational project meetings
- various online meetings in-between
- 2 intellectual outputs
The project will last 24 months, from November 2020 until October 2022. Due to Covid-19 restrictions these dates may vary accordingly.
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