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  • 🌟 LeaFaP: Strengthening Professional Learning Communities Across Europe! 🌍📚

    On January 20th, 2025, our LeaFaP team gathered online for another inspiring Transnational Project Meeting 🖥️✨. Partners from Austria, Spain, Norway, Greece, Italy, and Cyprus came together to discuss key topics, including: 📌 Dissemination strategies – How we share and expand our impact 🔄📌 Project status & next steps – Evaluating our progress and setting…

  • Focus Group Interviews

    The aim of the following reports is to provide a comprehensive overview of empirical experiences and conceptual insights related to leading and facilitating Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). Our analysis explores challenges and needs in PLC moderation, leadership, and facilitation that encourage reflective dialogue and learning among members, leading to school innovation. Based on focus group…

  • 🇳🇴 LeaFaP at the NEON Conference in Tromsø!

    The Norwegian team had the privilege of presenting LeaFaP and sharing the first results with the scientific community. The conference offered a fantastic opportunity to exchange ideas and connect with inspiring minds in the unique setting of Tromsø, just above the Arctic Circle.

  • Conceptual Framework

    Explore our Conceptual Framework for Facilitating Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), designed to guide educators in effectively leading collaborative groups. This framework provides a structured approach to fostering inquiry, reflection, and continuous professional development within educational settings. Download available: Download the full PDF to gain insights into the roles, strategies, and best practices essential for successful PLC…

  • 01 Presentations from the Barcamp on PLCs

    On October 9, 2024, we hosted a Barcamp focusing on Professional Learning Communities. It was an opportunity to exchange ideas, share experiences, and explore best practices in this important field. We are pleased to make the PowerPoint slides from our speakers available for download as PDFs. These presentations provide valuable insights and resources for anyone…

  • Learning Outcomes

    Discover the Learning Outcomes for Facilitating Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), which outline the key skills and competencies needed for effective PLC leadership. These outcomes are designed to equip facilitators with the tools necessary to support collaborative learning and reflective practice. Download available: Download the PDF to explore the essential knowledge areas and abilities that drive successful…

  • 🏛️Transnational Project Meeting in Thessaloniki, Greece

    Thanks, Karl Peböck, for this great video of our transnational meeting in Thessaloniki! A big thank you as well to all the participants who joined us at our international barcamp yesterday—our Greek hosts from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki did a fantastic job!

  • Highlights from Our Barcamp on Professional Learning Communities

    On October 9, 2024, we hosted an inspiring Barcamp where educators and experts came together to exchange ideas about Professional Learning Communities. A big THANK YOU to all speakers and participants who made this event so enriching! Watch the video below for key moments and impressions from the Barcamp. As promised, the slides from our…

  • October 2024: LeaFaP Barcamp on PLCs – QR-Link

    🗓️ Date:         9th October 2024🕒 Time:        16:00 – 20:15 (EET, UTC+2:00)📍 Location: Old Building of the School of Philosophy, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (Face-to-Face, Hybrid & Online) Zoomlink Use this link for all online and hybrid sessions. Evaluationlink Use this link for evaluation after the barcamp Welcome to LEAFAP’s international barcamp on “Leading…

  • 🇬🇷 News from our Project Partners in Greece

    Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (AUTH) held a webinar entitled “Supporting professional learning communities in education” on the 9th of September. The presentation was made by Professor Sofia Avgitidou and supported by Konstantina Iliopoulou. 224 teachers, heads, school advisors and University professors participated at the seminar free of charge.  The aims and results of the…