Educational institutions expand digital and specialized learning programs

Educational institutions in Croatia and Serbia are implementing diverse programs to modernize learning through technology and specialized skills.

In Croatia, teachers from the Ekonomska škola Požega participated in several Erasmus+ international training programs across Europe. These sessions focused on integrating artificial intelligence into the classroom, including the use of AI chatbots for lesson design and personalized student support. Other training topics included inclusive teaching methods for students with special needs, critical thinking in the digital age, and ethical approaches to AI tools.

In Serbia, the TH!NK Educational Center in Subotica is launching a new school year featuring programs in programming, robotics, chess, and LEGO engineering. The center offers the Logiscool international school for children aged 6 to 18, providing paths from basic computer skills to advanced Python programming with international certification opportunities. Additionally, the center provides chess-based cognitive development programs designed to enhance logical thinking and problem-solving skills.