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Citizens of the World
The "Citizens of the World" is an interdisciplinary project which encompasses Culture, Science, History, and Sports. Students will choose well known or famous people from their own country and present them within the categories above to students from another continent. The final product will be a project website where interviews, quizzes (on different topics like: international policy, business, historical and scientific discoveries) and other educational resources prepared by the participants will be presented.
Project Co-ordinator: Mr Dariusz Zerdzinski
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Journey Through Journalism
This project aims to train Asian and European students (12 – 18 years of age) to develop their journalistic writing skills while striving to be well-informed of the news issues and events and other information in their and other countries that are significant to people for one reason or another. These would involve writing of editorials for discussion of issues, news and feature for events and information. The project co-ordinators will work together to come up with a user-friendly, educational, informative, collaborative Internet space available to all of the partners (i.e., the Moodle Virtual Learning Environment (VLE)). This is a secure password protected space that will allow student-participants to upload their work, to store and share and to facilitate communication within the project. Features include journalistic writing tutorial boards, discussion boards, display boards, and calendars designed to facilitate collaborative work.
Project Co-ordinator: Mrs Maria Linda Roman Ventenilla
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Local Traditions and Ceremonies - Weddings are Made in Heaven
Project Description
The "Local Traditions and Ceremonies - Weddings are Made in Heaven" is a project that will provide both the Asian and European students with the opportunities to explore the customs of traditional wedding in Asia and Europe. This project also allows the students to discover the similarities that exist between the Asian and European culture through their exploration of traditional wedding ceremonies in different areas of their country.
Project Co-ordinator: Dr Zafeiroula Kagkalidou / Mrs Aggeliki Arvanta / Mr Michalis Feidakis
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Our Global Window – Houses
The project "Our Global Window - Houses" allows the students to discover and exchange knowledge about the houses in their country, in terms of architecture which is in close relation to their culture. The students will have the opportunity to upload information about the different houses in Asia and Europe onto a blog at http://globalwindow.wordpress.com. The project also entails a possible homestay for students at a traditional community at Kampung Naga Indonesia on July 2009.
Project Co-ordinator: Mr Aris Mujiraharjo
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School Development by Building a Communicative, Digital Global Course Together
This project is aimed to raie the awarenesss of Global Citizenship by building a communicative, digital Global course together. In this learning environment, teachers create Learning Objects and pupils do research on different icons of heritage, habitat and homes of their national canon (‘diversity’), and consequently developing a Global canon (‘unity’). The project will have a cross-curriculum approach: English, choice of 1 other language, Geography, Historical Heritage, Civics, Ecology, ICT. The project group will establish and evaluate a database of the Learning Objects based on 4 levels for pupils ages 11-18: knowledge, competence and attitude on Global Citizenship. It seeks to link Global Citizenship to these levels. Main theme will be ‘Meeting the Important Other’. Metadata for the Learning Objects will be the real life ever growing scale in which a child grows up: from family values, to neighbourhood, class, school, community, region, nation, and finally World. The teachers, together with the students pupils, will explore new interactive activities, like digital debating, video-conferencing, and online role play in the classroom.
Project Co-ordinator: Dr Anton Iordanov Sotirov
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The World on the Go
The "World on the Go" project provides the Asian and European teachers and students with the opportunities to discover the means of public transportation which is unique in their locality. It will create a scenario wherein public transportation provides greater freedom, access, opportunity and choice for all people all over the world. This project is designed to better inform about the benefits and importance of public transportation even if they never board a train or a bus. Public transportation consists of buses, subways, trolleys and light rail, commuter trains, street cars, cable cars, van pool services, paratransit services for senior citizens and people with disabilities, ferries and water taxies and monorails and tramways. Each participant in the project will provide the means of public transportation in their own country, their experiences in taking the ride, its importance in their everyday lives and the history in which these came into existence in their own countries.
Project Co-ordinator: Ms Helen B. Aggabao
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