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The Ministry of Education, Culture and Universities organizes, during the first and second quarter of this academic year 2014-2015, a total of 48 training courses to equip teachers Lorca more resources to tackling issues such as adaptation of curricula to the new Law on Education Quality Improvement (Lomce), integration of new technologies in classrooms and Teaching Plan XXI or even first aid in schools.

The CEO of Educational Planning and Human Resources, Enrique Ujaldón, today visited Lorca and met with the Councillor for Education, Francisco Montiel, and the heads of four colleges of Education and Primary.

"Teachers are our greatest asset, and so we try to maintain a continuous training that allows us to move forward in the quality of education our students receive within the '+ Educational Quality + School Success strategy," explained Ujaldón.

Specifically, the CEO met with the management teams of four schools located in the city center.

This is the CEIP José Robles, San Fernando, San Jose and San Francisco de Asis concerted center, one of the six schools of Lorca who have joined in this course the bilingual education program.

Among the 48 teacher training, which is offered through the Center for Language and Communication of Lorca, are courses such as Digital Teaching Platform XXI.

Classroom XXI and Journey into the classroom;

training projects in centers and Evaluation Methodology according to Lomce, use of resources for the development of materials in Teaching XXI or First Aid at CEIP San José or working groups focusing on the implementation of the tablets and development of interactive material.

This training seminars offer also includes equipment such as graduates' The Lomce in Primary class', 'Update on Lomce methodological and ICT', 'Using interactive whiteboards',' Initial Training CAF Education, whiteboard 'and' Tablets as teaching tools in teaching 'or seminar of high abilities or two separate thematic seminars on training managers and Primary Education and Secondary Education.

Source: CARM