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Vol. 75
(2025)
Issue 05-06
How Do Secondary School Students Prefer to Learn Today?
An Innovative Initiative in Sopron
DATE OF PUBLISHING: 2025-07-22
SECTION: Műhely
AUTHORS:
BARTA, RÓBERT
mesterpedagógus | matematika–fizika szakos középiskolai tanár | Soproni Széchenyi István Gimnázium
KÉRI, KATALIN
egyetemi tanár | mb. intézetigazgató | SE Benedek Elek Pedagógiai Kar
KEYWORDS: innovative secondary school; digital pedagogy; soft skills; project-based learning; problem-based learning

ABSTRACT (FULL-TEXT IN HUNGARIAN!)

At the István Széchenyi Secondary School in Sopron, under the guidance of the school’s Digital Pedagogical Working Group, a digital class has been launched in each grade for the past five years. The methodological framework—designed to support modern, project- and problem-based learning—was developed by the high school’s innovative and creative teachers. For the students and teachers of these digital classes, teamwork, project-based work, cooperation, responsibility for tasks completed in pursuit of shared goals, openness, problem-solving thinking, and the expression of creativity are all natural and everyday aspects of school life. To support these goals, the teaching staff has incorporated the most up-to-date digital tools and shifted part of the learning process into the digital space. In this interview, professor Katalin Kéri of the University of Sopron engages in a discussion with Róbert Barta—mathematics and physics teacher, master pedagogue, and head of the working group—who is one of the main developers and leaders of the innovative programme.

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Barta R. és Kéri K. (2025): How Do Secondary School Students Prefer to Learn Today?. An Innovative Initiative in Sopron. Új Pedagógiai Szemle. 75. 05–06. sz., 63–70. DOI: 10.71157/upsz.2025.05-06.05
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