Companyes i companys,
He finalitzat un curs del MEC sobre agermanaments escolars europeus (i n’he iniciat un amb una escola de la República Txeca) i voldria apropar-vos una sèrie d’enllaços que es destaquen a la pàgina del curs.
No sé si tindria cabuda o no en un seminari com aquest, però el fet és que l’intercanvi es realitza fent servir eines TIC: correu electrònic, creació de documents amb processador de textos, xat, videoconferències, …
Espero que us sigui d’interès:
PROYECTOS DE ETWINNING
1. Proyectos de hermanamiento desarrollados con éxito
Europa unlimited
This is a project on integration of schools for hearing impaired pupils from the Czech Republic and Germany. The project is cooperation between the Gymnazium pro sluchove postizenou mladez Prag Jecna and other schools in Germany as well as with the Sportfakultät der Karls-Universität-Prag and other experts. The activities focus on integration and include language lessons.
http://www.ghl.ngd.bw.schule.de/index1.html
Integrated language learning
Primary schools situated in the border region between France and Germany have already carried out various activities that are based on virtual and real meetings in the last years. The aim is to give every child the chance to learn a foreign language. The language acquisition process is based on motivation through learning with all senses. All the activities are linked to the school development plan.
http://www.grundschule-st-marien.de/
Intercultural learning
In the border area between the Czech Republic and Germany two schools cooperate on a whole school level. They share the same pedagogical values and try to approach each other’s curricula in the subjects taught. Language learning to enforce the intercultural experience is one of the main aims. In this process all the school as well as people from outside the school are involved. Head teachers, mayors, parents and, of course, most important of all, the students are in regular contact with each other.
Our Dutch friends
In 2003 the Spanish students of IES el Calamot in Spain, divided in groups, wrote e-mails and asked the Spring Day team from Hilversum in the Netherlands about their country. After they answered, the Spanish learners compared what they had learned from their exchange of information with their Spanish reality.
http://www.xtec.es/~nsalvado/
spring/dutch_questions.htm
The Image of the Other
In year 2002-2003, the students from Scuola Media G. Mameli, Italy and Centre Educatiu Fax, Spain twinned on the framework of the “The Image of the Other” http://www.europeanschoolsproject.org/image/ Pupils wrote 10 letters throughout the school year and concluded the twinning with a final virtual “meeting”.
Towns as a Microcosmos
Students in Upper Secondary School in Decin (Czech Republic) and Fredrika Bremergymnasiet in Haninge (Sweden) wrote a book together about their towns and lives in the perspective of the enlargement of the EU in May 2004. The Czech students decided to write about Stockholm and their mutual interests, such as music and sports. The Swedish students, on the other hand, had to choose a subject according to their curriculum.
http://www.nordskol.org/html/div/euprojekt.pdf
2. Twinning projects under ‘Together in Europe’, a Spring Day in Europe 2004 activity
Buildings and architecture: From Germany to Malta
Two schools, Gauss Gymnasium Buch, Germany and M. Mortimer Junior Lyceum in, Malta, twinned to learn more about each other’s culture and built beautiful models. The teachers were Sylvia Binger and Sue Privitelli, members of the 2004 Spring Board
http://myeurope.eun.org/ww/en/pub/
myeurope/home/practice/ict_stories/mt_de.htm
Poster project on Country profiles
The Austrian students of Vienna’s business schools and their teacher, Susanne Pratscher, first introduced themselves, then created and shared their posters on Spring Day with the Lithuanian students of Irma Sneideriene from the Žiburys gymnasium in Lithuania
http://home.schule.at/teacher/website/
vbs_myEurope_spring_poster.htm
Martí