5 Partners…

….ran the AdAPPtive is the follow-up Erasmus+ project after the EU awarded E+ AisforApp Project (2018-2021)

Given that one in five 15-year old EU citizens is not functionally literate, new ways to tackle the acquisition of effective reading skills are imperative.This Erasmus + part-funded project (AdAPPtive) aimed to continue the work of a previously EU-funded project (A is for APP) to focus on:

-The effective use of digital apps in the instruction of struggling readers in primary school, which at the start of the project was considered infrequent.
- The impact of digital apps on the learners and teachers involved.
- The impact of Communities of Practice (CoPs) on the use of reading apps in the classroom.

The 5 partnersDCU - Dublin City UniversityDYS Centrum PrahaHappsKU LeuvenRID Taal Rekenen

DYS Centrum Praha - CZ

DYS-centrum is a non-governmental organisation which works with people with learning difficulties. The target group involves children, adolescents, and adults. The main issues are usually dyslexia, ADHD, non-specific learning difficulties - manifested either at school or at work. DYS–centrum offers occasional counselling, long-term therapy, and complex assessment. Furthermore, DYS-centrum organises courses and workshops for teachers and school counsellors, and an annual professional conference. DYS-centrum has been involved in several EU projects, including A is for APP project which preceded the AdAPPtive project.
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Focus within the project
DYS-centrum participates in all project work packages (WP). We have strong intention to adapt Karaton into the Czech language as Czech schools lack reading apps. However, DYS-centrum is in charge of the work package 4, which is the Teacher analysis. The aim of this WP is to specify teachers’ and schools’ needs to implement reading apps regularly and efficiently. The outcome of the WP will be a guide for schools who want to use reading apps with their pupils on a regular basis.

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Lenka Krejčová

Lenka Krejčová works as an educational psychologist. She is a director of a non-governmental organisation DYS-centrum Praha (where she offers assessment, counselling, and long-term therapy) and in 2019 her colleagues and she established a second laboratory school in the Czech Republic (she is a member of the school management and a head of the school counselling centre). Her professional interests involve cognitive approach to education, dynamic assessment, specific learning difficulties. She has written several books and articles; she has been involved in development and/or localisation of several assessment and intervention tools.

lenka.krejcova@dyscentrum.org