The ELLeN projects last transnational project meeting took place in Vienna on November 13th and 14th. In person and via hybrid collaboration the consortiuum worked on finalizing project outcomes.

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English Language Learning & Neurodiversity
The ELLeN projects last transnational project meeting took place in Vienna on November 13th and 14th. In person and via hybrid collaboration the consortiuum worked on finalizing project outcomes.
On August 3rd and 4th, the ELLeN consortiuum met in Dortmund, to discuss the current state of project work and to plan next steps. Special focus was on IO3 – a “Lessons learned” report on using inquiry based learning in teacher education with a focus on neurodiversity – and IO4 – multimedia material for teacher education. The next – and last – TPM will be held in Vienna in November.