This course supports you in applying the TINKER pedagogical framework in lower secondary education. Across four modules, you will explore authentic learning, gender-inclusive teaching and practical approaches for developing informatics competences through relevant, real-world learning activities. You will also have opportunities to reflect on your practice and design learning experiences that support active participation, problem-solving and the needs of your students.

Module 2: Authentic Learning in Practice
TINKER - Secondary Education

Learn to apply authentic learning principles by designing engaging informatics lessons grounded in real-world tasks and collaboration.

Module 3: Gender-Inclusive Practice
TINKER - Secondary Education

Explore gender-inclusive strategies and classroom practices that ensure equal participation and meaningful learning opportunities in informatics education.

Module 4: Designing and Applying the TINKER Framework to Your Classroom
TINKER - Secondary Education

Understand informatics learning progression through EU frameworks and design teaching plans aligned with digital competence priorities.