Locally Relevant Teaching (LORET) – A Training for Trainers

Meeting room with several smaller tables with people working together.

Training for trainers for MOS Ecoschool coaches in Flanders. Photo by Nordin Bigaré.

This digital seminar resource package focuses on LORET – Locally Relevant Teaching, one of the tools for open schooling used in the SEAS project. It consists of materials that can be used for trainings for facilitators of LORET workshops. These materials are, thus, not directly targeting teachers who want to work with LORET but, instead, teacher trainers, school coaches, NGO staff, and others who are involved in pre-service and/or in-service training and capacity building. Through a hands-on training for trainers, they are prepared to support (teams of) teachers in developing LORET plans and implementing the LORET lessons and activities in their own school. 

The collection of materials includes, besides the PowerPoint presentation and exercise (role play) used during the workshops, also an introductory text, a short explainer video, a longer conversation video about the LORET approach and its principles, and some short video-interviews with teachers and school coaches in order to provide background information.

 

Animated video explains the LORET tool 

Open schooling through Locally Relevant Teaching. A conversation about the LORET methodology

Open schooling through Locally Relevant Teaching. A conversation about the LORET methodology from CDO on Vimeo.

Material 

Languages

English & Dutch 

Target audience

Teacher trainers, school coaches, NGO staff, and others who are involved in pre-service and/or in-service training and capacity building initiatives for (future) teachers. 

Published June 27, 2022 7:06 PM - Last modified Nov. 2, 2022 1:36 PM