Nino Maisuradze - A full time teacher since 2002 at Batumi Ilia Chavchavadze Public School N1; since 2004 visiting lead teacher at Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. ETAG teacher trainer since 2006. Completed PH international, Intensive Course For Teachers Of English (ICTE); the 85-hour ICTE Program Training of Trainers Summer Institute in the U. S. August 2013; ( World Learning SIT Graduate Institute). School Assessment Board Member since 2015.

2019 - Team member of the ALUMNI TIES grant project funded through an Alumni TIES small grant from the U.S. Department of State - Teaching Media Literacy and critical thinking for Promoting Democratic Principles in public schools in Georgia; S-ECAGD-17-CA-1101, Alumni Thematic International Exchange Seminars, CFDA number 19.452, awarded in 2017. An Author of 11 articles. An active participant of international and local conferences. Participate  in specialized training seminars  in various fields. Teaching experience  about 17 years.

Any single teacher can contribute to the process of education. By working daily to educate the world’s youth and making continued modifications to their practices to become more effective, teachers ensure their students receive a quality education that prepares them for the future. High quality teaching requires the drive and desire to effectively educate students and make a difference in the world. Teacher’s professional development is essential in teaching/learning process. Teachers should share different experiences, try new things;

I’ve been teaching since 2002. My position at school isn’t only teaching and assessing students. I am the member of so called “Assessment Group”. This is the team which consists of teacher facilitators chosen by school administration. Our team is responsible for monitoring, observing and giving feedback to colleagues. Within the program I’m responsible for sharing experiences gained from workshops, conferences and trainings, give helping hands to teachers, planning lessons and conducting them together (team-teaching).

I’m applying to this conference to gain new experience, meet teachers from different parts of the world and share ideas, have some very essential advice from professionals, refresh myself and spread my knowledge to my colleagues.