|
Approx.
starting date |
Activity/mobility
description |
Destination
country (for mobility only) |
Which
partners involved |
|
IX-X 2009 |
1. Meetings for
school staff to introduce the Project
(in each country) 2. Preparing
students’ personal profiles on the web - opening Project Board, meeting with
students and parents 3. Starting the
project diary. 4. Preparing Comenius
Corner 5. Gathering
information about countries (worksheets/ handouts are allocated). 6. Preparing for the
first International Meeting. 7. Setting up the
virtual spaces on the WEB for communication and collection of materials 8. Meetings among the
teachers of the managing team in order to establish working patterns for the
project. Settlement of a virtual community online through SKYPE and MSN
Messenger which allows, through the use of chats, videoconferencing and
e-mail contacts, continuous exchanges between the partners 9. Discussions
between students and teachers involved to present the objectives and themes
of the project; encourage active participation of the students. 10. Setting up, with
the active help of the students, a reserved virtual space on the WEB,
together with the partner schools, in which every partner can save the
various documents and products so that they can be continuously implemented,
checked, revised, enriched, etc. 11. Setting up, with
the active help of the students, a PODCAST in which the students can save
both audio files about the various activities of the project and
mini-lessons, prepared with the help of their language teachers, for teaching
basic survival communication functions of their language to the foreign
students. 12. Setting up the project ‘ME in MY space” Subjective Media-documentation
of the students’ flat, street , quarter, city 13. Start to use a
common internet platform (Schulcommsy or Twinspace on
e-twinning) |
|
Project
coordinators, teachers, students in all schools |
|
X 2009 |
1.
Presentation of
your school, region and country – CD presentations, albums etc. 2.
European cultural
diversity and languages – development and improvement
of knowledge
among staff and students in this
area. Cultural tourism versus Standard tourism: development of knowledge on this area. 3.
Cultural stereotypes:
Handouts/ worksheets. 4.
Cultural equivalents:
Handouts - funny sketches about themselves 5.
Begin a “European Film
Festival”: Every group chooses a movie from their country (criteria: typical
and/or most liked by the students, must have English subtitles) and hands it
out to the partner schools at our meeting in Turkey (6 copies). In the
following months we will have a “Movie of the Month” that will be watched by
all participating students, after which the students from each country will
write a short film review and participate in a online discussion on our
common Comenius platform on the Internet 6.
“European lesson” in the host country.
Organised during the visit: - Presentations by 7 countries (PPP) or
presenting other activities (dances, music, short performances, etc.) - Cultural stereotypes (made by students) - Quizzes about the countries (each country prepares
a game) |
Mobility 1: TURKEY – Eskişehir – 23-29 October |
Project coordinators, head teachers,
teachers, students, parents, local authorities Turkey
as the host country. Small
delegations of partner countries |
|
XI-XII 2009 |
1.
Starting to work on the mini
Europe tour guide “Six
mini wonders of my country/region/town” (writing journals and making
itineraries) 2.
Working on the newspaper: writing
articles to regional/local media or in the school magazine to advertise the
project (Comenius magazine). Articles written by students about the countries
taking part in the project, materials exchanged during the visit, photo
sessions – all materials needed for the newspaper students will prepare
during the classes and workshops organised in the project – ICT classes,
photo workshops, language classes, journalist club. 3.
Chat about traditions
(e.g. X-mas) in each country and sending Christmas
recipes 4.
Sending e-cards, wall
displays about special traditions of each project country. 5.
Continuing the tour guide
and sending the reports to the German and Swedish partners who will compile them
for the final publication (the German partners) and for the website (the
Swedish partners) 6.
Evaluation meeting 7.
Dissemination meeting
/forum in each country. |
|
Project coordinators, teachers, students in
all schools Project coordinators, teachers, students in
all schools Invitation of member of Local authority and
parents |
|
I/ 2010 |
1.
Continue the task on the
mini Europe tour guide.
2.
Continuing the “European
Film Festival” 3.
Chatting about the films. Writing a film review. |
|
Project coordinators, teachers, students in all schools |
|
II/ 2010 |
1.
Continue the task on the
mini Europe tour guide. 2.
Starting to make a film
about particular cultural aspects (traditions, crafts, festivals etc). Very
brief videos (3-4 minutes) which describe cultural aspects of the country: at
the supermarket, at the pub, dancing, traditions, culture, street fashion,
street sounds. The activity improves the students’ creativity. 3.
Project meeting in each
school to prepare for the second international visit. |
|
Project coordinators, teachers, students in
all schools |
|
III/ 2010 |
1.
Workshop – topic: ‘Europe
in art’. Lesson - ‘Europe in art’.
Students prepare for the exhibition. 2.
Art exhibition – prepared
by students from each country (objects of folk arts, crafts, modern arts). It
will be organised during the project meeting 3.
International bazaar. 4.
Continue the project diary 5.
Continue the “European
Film Festival” 6.
Evaluation meeting 7.
End of March: publication
of the first pages of the website, possibly with the domain name: www.comenius-hermes.eu |
Mobility 2 SPAIN – Matarò
- 18-24 March |
Project coordinators, teachers and
students in all schools The host country. |
|
IV/2010 |
1. Continue the task on mini Europe tour guide. 2. Continue the film about cultural aspects. 3. Project meeting to prepare for the 3rd international visit. 4. Meeting with
parents, local authorities: presentation of the project and dissemination. 5. Project meeting in
Italy |
Mobility 3 ITALY – Mazara del Vallo 24-30 April |
Project
coordinators, teachers, students, headmasters |
|
V/ VI 2010 |
1.
Meeting for school
community – ‘Lifelong Learning Education’ performance by students and CD presentations prepared by each country with students. 2.
Meeting with local media,
reports on TV/newspapers to disseminate the results and advertise the project 3.
Continue the task on mini
Europe guide and the film. |
|
Project coordinators, teachers, students |
|
IX /2010 |
1.
Continue the project diary 2.
Continue the “European
Film Festival” 3.
Evaluation meetings 4.
Prepare for the second
year. Local meetings. 5.
CD / mini tour guide/ film
(finishing) 6.
Prepare for the
international meeting. 7.
“Doll Travel”. Dolls in
special national costumes travel to different countries. The host students
write blogs with the eyes of these dolls about the tourist attractions. |
|
Project
coordinators, teachers, ICT
teachers, students |
|
X/2010 |
1.
Start to prepare a
multilingual glossary with tourism related words and
phrases. Hungary starts the glossary which can be implemented by the other
partners. 2.
Start the Podcasts with
the audio of the glossary words and upload them on the website of the
project, or iTunes, or YouTube 3.
At the international
meeting: Each country presents their mini tour guide and the films they made about special
cultural aspects. |
Mobility 4 GERMANY – Hamburg 14-21 October |
Project coordinators, head teachers,
teachers, students, parents. |
|
XI/2010 |
1.
Work on the newspaper
issue – the 2nd one – articles / interviews/photos. 2. Continue the “Doll Travel 3. Continue the “European Film Festival” 4. Dissemination forum with parents and special guests from
local authorities. |
|
Project
coordinators, teachers, students |
|
XII/2010 |
1.
Continue the “Doll Travel” 2.
Design the final paper form of Mini tour guide (virtual
publishing) and sending them to partners 3.
Improve/continue the mini tour guide on the web
pages |
|
Project
coordinators, teachers, ICT teachers, students |
|
I/2011 |
1.
Continue the “ Doll
travel”. 2.
Start to make a mini
“European Tolerance Guide”: Do’s and Don’t s about countries (explain to the
other partners good manners to follow and bad manners to avoid: behaviour,
tips, words to be used/avoided, greetings, gestures and their meanings,
facial expressions, etc.) |
Mobility 5 SWEDEN- Mjolby
– 27 January – 2 February |
Project
coordinators, teachers, students, headmasters |
|
II/ 2011 |
1. Continue the “Doll
Travel” 2. Continue the
“European Film Festival” 3. Enrich the
European Tolerance Guide. 4. Making a Cultural
Panorama / Kaleidoscope about each country to be exhibited at the final
international meeting (ex.: architecture, history, gastronomy – food and
drinks – folklore, traditions, festivals, industry, crafts, etc. The students
are free to choose the form of the kaleidoscope (circle, flower with petals,
etc.) 5. Prepare for the
final international meeting. |
|
Project
coordinators, teachers, students |
|
III/2011 |
1.
Prepare the meeting for
April: kaleidoscope, Tolerance Guide and Multilingual glossary. 2.
Continue the “European
Film Festival” 3.
Easter recipes |
|
Project coordinators, teachers, students |
|
IV/2011 |
1. Project meeting 2. Exhibit the kaleidoscope with school staff, etc. 3. Finish the project diary 4. Present the website www.comenius-hermes.eu 5. Present the European tolerance guide 6. Edit the film made
about “Doll travel” 7. Evaluation meeting |
Mobility 6 GREECE – Salamis – 4 – 10 April |
Project
coordinators, teachers, students, headmasters |
|
V/2011 |
1. Prepare meeting with school staff 2. Present the products. 3. Evaluate the whole project |
|
Project
coordinators, teachers, students, headmasters |
|
VI/ 2011 |
1.
Meeting with school staff,
students, parents – presentations of all products |
|
Project
coordinators, teachers, students, parents Local
authorities. |
|
VII/2011 |
1. Writing and preparing the final report |
|
Project
coordinators, teachers |