<![CDATA[FEAPDA - Projects]]>Fri, 20 Nov 2020 05:28:50 +0100Weebly<![CDATA[Comm4child project]]>Tue, 10 Mar 2020 23:00:00 GMThttp://www.feapda.eu/projects/comm4child-projectFind here more information about the project

There are 15 open positions for prospective Ph.D. Candidates or early stage researchers at several European Universities. If you are interested, please look at http://comm4child.ulb.be/post/.
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]]><![CDATA[iCARE conference]]>Thu, 10 May 2018 22:00:00 GMThttp://www.feapda.eu/projects/may-11th-2018Paul Simpson reports from the final iCARE conference held at the University of Leuven
The conference was opened by the coordinator of the project through its four-year life, Professor Astrid van
Wieringen. She summed up the history of the project (see page 36 of the September 2017 magazine for more information) and spoke about the history of the University of Leuven, going back to 1450, in whose magnificent buildings it was taking place. She drew attention to the four pillars of the project – whose overall aim was ‘inclusion in a noisy society’ – which would be the theme of the two-day event – communication, acoustics, remediation and elearning.

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]]><![CDATA[Leonardo Project]]>Tue, 26 Dec 2017 23:00:00 GMThttp://www.feapda.eu/projects/december-27th-2017After two years, nine meetings and many drafts the Leonardo da Vinci partnership project has produced a set of pan-European competencies for Teachers of the Deaf. The five partners (Telford and Wrekin Local Authority and Oxford Brookes University with Mary Hare school in the UK, the universities of Malta and Leuven in Belgium and FEAPDA) intended to produce some agreed competencies which could be seen as the minimum needed to support the education of deaf children and young people. These had to embrace both countries with well established Teacher of the Deaf professions and those with no formal training at all. The document has now been produced and can be downloaded here (from this page). Several of the partners wish to pursue this further through another European project known as a Transfer of Innovation - the aim of this project would be to establish different types of training to ensure that steps are taken to ensure that Teachers of the Deaf throughout Europe develop these competencies through a range of training opportunities including face-to-face and online delivery.
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