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Aragón joins closing meeting for Erasmus+ teacher AI project

A three-year European project produced a teacher competency framework, training materials and a platform for continuing professional development.

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Arancha Cendoya of Aragón’s education department attended the closing meeting of PAIDEIA in Valletta, Malta, representing the regional government. The Erasmus+ project brought together education bodies, universities and public institutions from several European countries.

Participants reviewed results from the three-year project and discussed how to continue its work. The regional government says PAIDEIA developed a European AI competency framework for teachers, training materials and a platform intended to support their continuing development.

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European teacher AI competency framework; training materials; continuing-development platform.
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