eTwinning 

School:  San Ġorġ Preca College Ħamrun

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Contact: charmaine.attard.3@ilearn.edu.mt

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About me:

I am a mother, a wife and a kindergarten educator who loves to explore learning through various creative methods. I teach children from the ages 3-5 years but I learn from them something new everyday. My philosophy in life is  "if you don't love life, you are not living at all". Teaching helped me grow as an individual and E-Twinning helped me connect and collaborate with others on a whole other level. "Let us have fun learning together and let us learn together through fun"

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School:  Dun Ġorg Preca Primary School Ħamrun GP

 

Contact: maria.antoinette.magro@ilearn.edu.mt

 

About me:

I am a Primary School teacher currently teaching year 5 at Hamrun GP. I have been an active eTwinner since 2009. Integrating projects into my teaching has helped both children and myself to feel motivated. Children enjoy working on projects as they learn to interact with others and improve their skills. Learning becomes fun and more enjoyable for all. As an eTwinning ambassador, I encourage friends and colleagues to start a project with their students.

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School: Directorate for Digital Literacy and Transversal Skills

 

Contact:  frances.cauchi@ilearn.edu.mt

 

About me:

I am a Digital Literacy Primary Support Teacher at Gozo College.  I have been an active eTwinner for the past years and have led several eTwinning projects. In my role as a support teacher, I assist other educators in integrating Digital Literacy into their daily lessons. I also promote eTwinning, offering guidance and support to teachers involved in their eTwinning projects. 

eTwinning offers significant benefits for both students and educators. For students, it fosters international collaboration, helping them develop essential digital and communication skills, while also broadening their cultural awareness. For educators, eTwinning provides an opportunity to exchange innovative teaching practices, collaborate with peers across Europe, and enhance their own professional growth. As an eTwinning Ambassador, I can confidently say that the platform not only enriches teaching and learning experiences but also builds lasting professional networks that inspire continuous innovation and creativity in the classroom. It is truly a transformative tool for educators committed to preparing students for the global challenges of tomorrow.​​

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School:  Maria Regina College, Secondary School, Mosta, Żokrija

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Head of Department for Digital Literacy & Transversal Skills

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Contact: michelle.borg.4@ilearn.edu.mt

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About me:

As the Head of Department of Digital Literacy & Transversal Skills, I support teachers in utilizing digital tools at my college, while also teaching Computing and ICT to students aged 13 to 16 in a co-ed school. Throughout my teaching career, I have actively participated in eTwinning projects, participated in eTwinning seminars and assisted the school community in integrating new digital tools into their teaching practices and eTwinning initiatives. 

School:  St Ignatius College, Middle school, Ħandaq

 

Year teaching: Year 7 and Year 8

 

Contact: graziella.brincat@ilearn.edu.mt

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About me:

I am a teacher of Italian and have been involved in eTwinning projects since 2012. I have also been involved in Erasmus plus projects which help a lot for the communication skills of the students. From my experience in eTwinning projects, I can say that eTwinning is a useful tool for increasing motivation in the learning process. Students become more autonomous, persistent, self-confident, make more effort and show a desire to communicate with their partners.

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School:  St Nicholas College, Dingli Secondary School

 

Head of Department PSCD

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Contact: melanie.cini@ilearn.edu.mt

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About me:

I am Personal, Social and Career Development teacher, who assists students in developing skills to maximise their potential, enjoying a fulfilling life.

I enjoy mentoring newly qualified teachers as well as offering training through seminars and workshops.

I have been actively involved in eTwinning since 2015 as it is at the forefront in promoting essential 21st Century skills.

It also provides ongoing training opportunities for educators who want to stay updated with the latest educational developments.

School:  Directorate for Digital Literacy & Transversal Skills

 

Contact: tania.formosa@ilearn.edu.mt

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About me:

I am a Head  of Department of Digital Literacy and my role is to support educators in Primary State Schools in embracing digital literacy as a Cross Curricular Theme as suggested in the Learning Outcomes Framework.  This is done by collaborating and assisting all professionals in enhancing their use of technology in the delivery of curricula.  In fact I am regularly involved in teacher training, in-service courses and school professional development meetings.  I help SMT, other HODs and support teachers to promote a positive approach to Digital Literacy.  I am also actively involved in encouraging, training and supporting schools and teachers to participate in eTwinning initiatives. 

School:  Directorate for Digital Literacy & Transversal Skills

 

Contact: michelle.saliba@ilearn.edu.mt

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About me:

I am a head of department of digital literacy  and I have been an active eTwinner for the past 11 years. I consider these past years as a learning curve where I had the opportunity to collaborate and learn from other educators while participating in eTwinning projects. I have also been involved in different seminars/conferences where I was able to share my work and support other eTwinners.  Being in the role of a digital literacy support teacher in primary schools I learned how to promote eTwinning and encourage other educators to take part in projects. During these past years I have also learned how to coordinate projects, organise eTwinning events such as eTwinning celebrations, visits from other foreign eTwinners, support schools while participating in projects and encourage them to take part in various eTwinning events.

School:  Directorate for Digital Literacy and Transversal Skills

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Contact: dorianne.farrugia.2@ilearn.edu.mt

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About me:

I am a digital literacy Primary support teacher at St. Benedict College. My role is to assist both students and educators in using technology effectively to enhance the teaching and learning process and to build essential digital skills. I am passionate about integrating digital tools into the classroom; hence make learning more engaging and accessible for everyone.

I have been an active eTwinner since 2005. Thus, I have experienced eTwinning as a primary class teacher in the beginning of my teaching career.  Presently as a digital literacy support teacher, I promote eTwinning amongst the schools that I support and encourage them to embark on new projects. I also support educators whilst they are participating in eTwinning projects. Throughout the years I have also been involved in coordinating numerous eTwinning projects and in teacher training sessions. I also participated in various eTwinning seminars and conferences. 

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School: Gozo College Middle Schooll

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Year teaching: Year 7 to Year 8

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Contact: mario.xerri@ilearn.edu.mt

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About me:

I have been involved in eTwinning since its start in 2005. It has been an experience which I never regret. Over the years I carried a number of projects  and supported a number of schools in undertaking the eTwinning experience.

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School:  Secretariat for Catholic Education

 

Head of Department for Digital Literacy and Transversal Skills

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Contact: roberta.trapani@maltadiocese.org

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About me:

I support educators in Church schools at both primary and secondary levels to effectively integrate digital literacy into their teaching practice aligned with the Learning Outcomes Framework. I collaborate with school leadership teams and other Heads of Department, providing training and professional development to enhance the integration of technology in teaching and learning.  I have led and supported numerous eTwinning projects since 2018. These experiences have enriched both my practice and the teaching and learning experience educators and students I work with, fostering essential 21st-century skills and creating meaningful learning opportunities.

 

School: Giovanni Curmi Higher Secondary Naxxar

 

Contact:  alexia.baldacchino@ilearn.edu.mt

 

About me:

I have been teaching art for the last 17 years and used eTwinning for many years now. I made new friends through the use of eTwinning which also helped me in finding partners for both Comenius and Erasmus+ projects.

 

The level of engagement of the student is enhanced when they are collaborating with other students coming from different countries. The educator will have the opportunity to share and learn new classroom strategies for a better educational experience. 

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