Model Lyceum (practice school) — Cycle 2
Domain B — Teaching, Learning and Assessment
5/5 rated in this domain
B1. Integrated STEAM / interdisciplinary project-based learning
Pedagogical change toward creative, collaborative, cross-disciplinary, real-world-problem-based learning.
Your side: Elena Guriță 3 · Ana Novic 4 — side reading 3
Previous cycle: Level 2
Evidence (required — Level 2 and above)
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Document / policy: Lesson observation records from the autumn term
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Head teacher’s file
(added by Elena Guriță, 9/10/2026)
Correct or remove — Document / policy
B2. Changing teacher and student roles
Shift toward a collegial culture: co-planning, cross-discipline integration, peer lesson observation and feedback, team teaching; students contributing to planning and materials.
Your side: Elena Guriță 2 · Ana Novic 3 — side reading 2
Previous cycle: Level 1 now Level 2 Grew
Evidence (required — Level 2 and above)
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Meeting minutes: Recorded in the team’s working notes
(added by Ana Novic, 9/12/2026)
Correct or remove — Meeting minutes
B3. Learner-centred assessment
Formative, diagnostic and summative assessment centred on the learner; personalised feedback; self- and peer-assessment.
Your side: Elena Guriță 2 · Ana Novic 3 — side reading 2
Previous cycle: Level 1
Evidence (required — Level 2 and above)
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Meeting minutes: Recorded in the team’s working notes
(added by Ana Novic, 9/12/2026)
Correct or remove — Meeting minutes
B4. Structural changes in curriculum, scheduling, and learning spaces
Systemic, permanent changes to curriculum, scheduling, and learning-space design inspired by new pedagogies (blended learning, project days, outdoor learning, repurposed spaces).
Your side: Elena Guriță 3 · Ana Novic 4 — side reading 3
Previous cycle: Level 2
Evidence (required — Level 2 and above)
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Meeting minutes: Recorded in the team’s working notes
(added by Ana Novic, 9/12/2026)
Correct or remove — Meeting minutes
B5. Pedagogical use of digital resources and AI tools in teaching and learning
Whether digital tools and AI applications are used to genuinely enhance pedagogy — not merely accessed (Domain D) and not merely a competence the teacher holds (Domain C), but deployed in lesson design, delivery and learner engagement.
Your side: Elena Guriță 1 · Ana Novic 2 — side reading 1
Previous cycle: Level 0 now Level 1 Grew