We’re excited to announce big news about LessonApp! We started building LessonApp early on our journey, and we have received a lot of feedback and suggestions during this time. Instead of trying to patch the shortcomings of our initial app, we decided to put the lessons learned in practice, and Read more…
This is the second part of blog post series “Pedagogy first, technology second during the era of distance teaching”. Please read the first part here. The ultimate goal of teaching is to promote learning. Many principles equally apply to learning in classroom and in distance teaching. The key question is: Read more…
We have been told for quite some time now, that soon we will have advanced technology that will ultimately replace teachers. Artificial Intelligence assisted learning will be the new paradigm for learning and soon we will be able to provide totally individualized and at the same time top quality education Read more…
In LessonApp we have always believed in collegial support of the teacher community. We truly believe that collaborating with your colleagues – whether near or far – sharing best practices and learning from each other can ease the workload of individual teachers as well as raise the quality of education. Read more…
Many teachers have had to carry out their teaching remotely due to the global pandemic. This has been a huge challenge for the teachers around the world as they have had to change their way of teaching to be done remotely. However, many teachers have not been trained to provide Read more…
This blog post is part of Maltese radio interview with Johanna Järvinen-Taubert in May 2020, 3/3. Radio interview was arranged by Dr Kenneth Vella, headmaster of the St Joseph Mater Boni Consilii school in Paola, Malta. LessonApp is a Finnish mobile tool for teachers to plan more inspiring and efficient Read more…
This blog post is part of Maltese radio interview with Johanna Järvinen-Taubert in May 2020, 2/3. Radio interview was arranged by Dr Kenneth Vella, headmaster of the St Joseph Mater Boni Consilii school in Paola, Malta. First of all, the school ensured that pupils receive equipment and supplies from school Read more…
This blog post is part of Maltese radio interview with Johanna Järvinen-Taubert in May 2020, 1/3. Radio interview was arranged by Dr Kenneth Vella, headmaster of the St Joseph Mater Boni Consilii school in Paola, Malta. The Covid-19 pandemic has hit Finland as it has hit all the other countries. Read more…
LessonApp provides a great platform for teachers around the world to exchange ideas about teaching different topics. This time we would like you to meet Ms Stephanie Saliba, a Maltese primary teacher from Mater Boni Consilii St Joseph School Paola. She has used LessonApp for planning her lessons. In addition, Read more…
What are the building blocks? One of the key inventions of LessonApp is to use ‘building blocks’ when planning a new lesson. Each building block represents a phase or a function of a lesson. The idea is to design lessons by using these blocks according to the goal of the Read more…
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