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This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck on 際際滷Share. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation by simply clicking the "GET STARTED" prompt. The document is brief and aims to inspire the reader to try making presentations on the Haiku Deck platform hosted through 際際滷Share.
AKTIVITI DPLI PERMATA PUSAT ANAK PERMATA NEGARA SERKAM MELAKAIbnu Yahya
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This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on 際際滷Share. In a single sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily design presentations.
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The document summarizes a teacher's experience observing and engaging with the local community where they teach. It describes the community's location, demographics, facilities, transportation, and activities. It discusses how the teacher has participated in community events and encouraged students to do so as well. The teacher reflects on how community resources can be utilized in lessons and how teaching can transfer learning to real-world settings. The teacher affirms that utilizing community resources and supporting community activities are important roles for educators.
This document provides information about a project aimed at reducing early school leaving and dropout rates across Europe. The project involved high schools from different European countries collaborating to analyze the problem of early school leaving and improve education environments. Activities included exchanging information and best practices, comparing approaches, and adapting strategies to local contexts. Students participated in workshops to create logos, posters, and films representing the issues. They discussed educational problems and proposed solutions. The goal was to increase student motivation and engagement through a supportive school community to help more students complete their education.
Cro prezentacija cooperation between school and local comunityMaja Postoglu
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The school has over 100 partnerships with local businesses where students gain practical work experience. These businesses offer jobs to students who they know and feel comfortable working with. Employers contact the school when positions become available because of their positive experiences with former students. The school also partners with associations and workshops to provide social inclusion opportunities for students who cannot be employed. Students operate a cooperative to gain entrepreneurship skills and participate in community events. The goal is to help students obtain real, paid employment through addressing employer attitudes, family support, economic conditions, and social policy.
The follow-up workshops are designed to continue students' thinking after visiting The Journey exhibit and explore issues of prejudice. Through visual, practical, and hypothetical activities, students will identify and discuss prejudice in their community and ways to tackle it. At the end of the workshops, students will feel empowered to make a positive difference by addressing intolerance. They will then create an assembly to share their learnings with parents and inspire community cohesion. The workshops help schools meet government objectives around inclusion, participation, and respect for human rights.
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(1) The document discusses ways to strengthen the relationship between schools and their surrounding communities. It proposes having schools serve as community centers by hosting celebrations, adult education programs, and opening their libraries for public use. (2) Bringing community members into schools through guest speakers, parent-teacher associations, and career conferences allows students to learn from others' experiences. (3) Strong school-community relationships where both support each other's activities can improve students' learning outcomes and prepare them to be active community members.
The document summarizes the Reggio Emilia philosophy of early childhood education. It was developed in Italy after World War II to create peaceful learning environments for young children. The philosophy emphasizes seeing children as capable learners, emergent curriculum inspired by children's interests, collaboration between teachers and families, and documentation of the learning process. Schools following this approach focus on child-centered learning through long-term projects, a beautiful physical environment, and an integrated educational community.
This annual report summarizes Millennium School's 2020-2021 school year. Despite challenges from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the school adapted to virtual and hybrid learning while continuing to focus on students' well-being and whole-student education. With support from generous donors, the school provided financial assistance to families, invested in teacher professional development, and reached more educators through its signature Forum program. The report highlights the resilience of the school community and the impact of philanthropic donations in helping the school fulfill its mission.
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The document outlines the activities and partnerships of various civic engagement initiatives over the summer, including virtual tutoring programs, a food insecurity task force in Geneva, and voter registration efforts. It lists the action teams and partner universities working on kindergarten readiness, literacy, attendance, STEAM, bilingual education, and college to career success. Community engagement interns were involved in projects addressing food insecurity, bike donations, and signage for public gardens in Geneva.
The Reggio Emilia philosophy focuses on viewing children as capable and empowering them to construct their own learning. It emphasizes collaboration between children, families, teachers and the community. Curriculum emerges from children's interests through long-term, open-ended project work. Teachers observe and document children's learning to inform future experiences. The environment is viewed as a teacher and designed to be beautiful, thoughtful and inspire learning. Parental involvement and community engagement are also key aspects of the Reggio approach.
This document summarizes activities from a Comenius Regio project between the Kreis Pinneberg region in Germany and the Emilia Romagna region in Italy. The project aimed to promote European dimensions in education through small but important steps. Activities included making schools more inclusive for students with special needs or immigration backgrounds, improving math and science instruction, and sharing school concepts between the partner regions. Teachers from both countries participated in mobility exchanges and worked together on topics like inclusion, assessing student learning, and developing good math exercises. The document outlines the history and milestones of the project from the German perspective.
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This document discusses strengthening partnerships between schools and communities. It identifies various community resources that can support learning, such as human, social, material, financial and natural resources. It provides examples of how community norms and traditions can help schools achieve their goals. The document emphasizes that quality education is a shared responsibility of schools and communities. Effective partnerships require coordination, two-way communication, and harnessing support from stakeholders like parents and PTAs. Tapping community expertise, inviting community members into classrooms, and organizing field trips are recommended ways to strengthen school-community links.
The group conducted an interactive session at their school to raise awareness about environmental issues and the need for change. They formed an environmental club and community on Facebook to continue their work. Activities included waste segregation, recycling, water conservation, and working with NGOs on campaigns. They also visited villages to understand local problems and encourage self-sufficiency. The youth learned the difference between needs and wants and were motivated to make small changes for a big impact on the environment.
This case study summarizes an education project on environmental sustainability conducted by interns in Cochabamba, Bolivia over the summer. The interns partnered with a local organization that runs daycares and schools. Their project involved:
1) Establishing partnerships between the local organization and 5 environmental groups in the city to provide workshops on recycling and sustainability.
2) Developing an art curriculum focused on recycling and sustainability for children at the largest daycare center.
3) Organizing a "Green Fair" event to display the children's art and educate parents.
4) Creating recycling and garbage bins for 3 daycare centers with one of the partner organizations.
The interns faced challenges with communication within
The document summarizes a teacher's experience observing and engaging with the local community where they teach. It describes the community's location, demographics, facilities, transportation, and activities. It discusses how the teacher has participated in community events and encouraged students to do so as well. The teacher reflects on how community resources can be utilized in lessons and how teaching can transfer learning to real-world settings. The teacher affirms that utilizing community resources and supporting community activities are important roles for educators.
This document provides information about a project aimed at reducing early school leaving and dropout rates across Europe. The project involved high schools from different European countries collaborating to analyze the problem of early school leaving and improve education environments. Activities included exchanging information and best practices, comparing approaches, and adapting strategies to local contexts. Students participated in workshops to create logos, posters, and films representing the issues. They discussed educational problems and proposed solutions. The goal was to increase student motivation and engagement through a supportive school community to help more students complete their education.
Cro prezentacija cooperation between school and local comunityMaja Postoglu
油
The school has over 100 partnerships with local businesses where students gain practical work experience. These businesses offer jobs to students who they know and feel comfortable working with. Employers contact the school when positions become available because of their positive experiences with former students. The school also partners with associations and workshops to provide social inclusion opportunities for students who cannot be employed. Students operate a cooperative to gain entrepreneurship skills and participate in community events. The goal is to help students obtain real, paid employment through addressing employer attitudes, family support, economic conditions, and social policy.
The follow-up workshops are designed to continue students' thinking after visiting The Journey exhibit and explore issues of prejudice. Through visual, practical, and hypothetical activities, students will identify and discuss prejudice in their community and ways to tackle it. At the end of the workshops, students will feel empowered to make a positive difference by addressing intolerance. They will then create an assembly to share their learnings with parents and inspire community cohesion. The workshops help schools meet government objectives around inclusion, participation, and respect for human rights.
This document provides information about Elementary School "Marjan" in Split, Croatia. It summarizes that the school has 490 students and 48 teachers. It also outlines four projects the school is involved in: 1) A UNICEF project to create a safe and stimulating environment in schools, 2) A UNICEF campaign against cyberbullying, 3) A project to promote a culture of respectful communication, and 4) A project to increase tolerance for diversity. The school aims to improve social skills and respect among students through these international cooperation projects.
The Conscious Entrepreneurial Community School (ECEC) is an innovative educational method that aims to develop students' entrepreneurial and citizenship skills. It tackles issues like dropout rates, youth leaving communities, and health problems. The ECEC method has students and teachers create school-based businesses and community projects that address real local needs. It transforms how the entire school functions and can be adapted without changing curricula. The ECEC approach has spread to over 100 schools internationally and has had positive impacts on student and teacher motivation and engagement.
(1) The document discusses ways to strengthen the relationship between schools and their surrounding communities. It proposes having schools serve as community centers by hosting celebrations, adult education programs, and opening their libraries for public use. (2) Bringing community members into schools through guest speakers, parent-teacher associations, and career conferences allows students to learn from others' experiences. (3) Strong school-community relationships where both support each other's activities can improve students' learning outcomes and prepare them to be active community members.
The document summarizes the Reggio Emilia philosophy of early childhood education. It was developed in Italy after World War II to create peaceful learning environments for young children. The philosophy emphasizes seeing children as capable learners, emergent curriculum inspired by children's interests, collaboration between teachers and families, and documentation of the learning process. Schools following this approach focus on child-centered learning through long-term projects, a beautiful physical environment, and an integrated educational community.
This annual report summarizes Millennium School's 2020-2021 school year. Despite challenges from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the school adapted to virtual and hybrid learning while continuing to focus on students' well-being and whole-student education. With support from generous donors, the school provided financial assistance to families, invested in teacher professional development, and reached more educators through its signature Forum program. The report highlights the resilience of the school community and the impact of philanthropic donations in helping the school fulfill its mission.
This annual report summarizes Millennium School's 2020-2021 school year. Despite challenges from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the school adapted to virtual and hybrid learning while continuing its commitment to social-emotional learning and diversity. With support from generous donors, the school provided financial assistance to families, supported teacher development, and expanded its education forum program to more teachers. The school successfully completed its fifth year of operations having graduated its second class.
The document outlines the activities and partnerships of various civic engagement initiatives over the summer, including virtual tutoring programs, a food insecurity task force in Geneva, and voter registration efforts. It lists the action teams and partner universities working on kindergarten readiness, literacy, attendance, STEAM, bilingual education, and college to career success. Community engagement interns were involved in projects addressing food insecurity, bike donations, and signage for public gardens in Geneva.
The Reggio Emilia philosophy focuses on viewing children as capable and empowering them to construct their own learning. It emphasizes collaboration between children, families, teachers and the community. Curriculum emerges from children's interests through long-term, open-ended project work. Teachers observe and document children's learning to inform future experiences. The environment is viewed as a teacher and designed to be beautiful, thoughtful and inspire learning. Parental involvement and community engagement are also key aspects of the Reggio approach.
This document summarizes activities from a Comenius Regio project between the Kreis Pinneberg region in Germany and the Emilia Romagna region in Italy. The project aimed to promote European dimensions in education through small but important steps. Activities included making schools more inclusive for students with special needs or immigration backgrounds, improving math and science instruction, and sharing school concepts between the partner regions. Teachers from both countries participated in mobility exchanges and worked together on topics like inclusion, assessing student learning, and developing good math exercises. The document outlines the history and milestones of the project from the German perspective.
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This document discusses strengthening partnerships between schools and communities. It identifies various community resources that can support learning, such as human, social, material, financial and natural resources. It provides examples of how community norms and traditions can help schools achieve their goals. The document emphasizes that quality education is a shared responsibility of schools and communities. Effective partnerships require coordination, two-way communication, and harnessing support from stakeholders like parents and PTAs. Tapping community expertise, inviting community members into classrooms, and organizing field trips are recommended ways to strengthen school-community links.
The group conducted an interactive session at their school to raise awareness about environmental issues and the need for change. They formed an environmental club and community on Facebook to continue their work. Activities included waste segregation, recycling, water conservation, and working with NGOs on campaigns. They also visited villages to understand local problems and encourage self-sufficiency. The youth learned the difference between needs and wants and were motivated to make small changes for a big impact on the environment.
This case study summarizes an education project on environmental sustainability conducted by interns in Cochabamba, Bolivia over the summer. The interns partnered with a local organization that runs daycares and schools. Their project involved:
1) Establishing partnerships between the local organization and 5 environmental groups in the city to provide workshops on recycling and sustainability.
2) Developing an art curriculum focused on recycling and sustainability for children at the largest daycare center.
3) Organizing a "Green Fair" event to display the children's art and educate parents.
4) Creating recycling and garbage bins for 3 daycare centers with one of the partner organizations.
The interns faced challenges with communication within
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10. To be able to face this new academic year
and develop our objective, Social Awareness,
we started where we left off last year Our
Community.
FAITH
COMMUNITY
SOCIAL
AWARENESS
11. In that way we卒ve tried to explain the term
Social Awareness, looking for or trying to
identify the problems or situations that
threaten our society.
12. To facilitate our students work, we卒ve
divided the society that surrounds into two
environments.
The environment
closest to us
The environment
farther
away
13. In the closest environment, we卒ve included
our school and the neighborhood in which
it卒s located
14. environment farther away from us, we卒ve
included every situation that promotes
social awareness of our students outside
the first enviroment.
While in the second one, the
16. Within this setting, aside from putting all
situations in which we find ourselves on a
day-to-day basis, we卒ve also included those
which require social action.
17. We wanted to focus on, however, those
situations that affect in a specific way our
school and our neighbourhood, to the end of
simplifying social action opportunities
18. Our students have detected situations
where they were able to give help or
demonstrate social action in the
communities that directly affects us:
Reading Sponsorship Programme
School Garden
Care Packages.
20. With the objective of participating in the
learning process of their younger
schoolmates
21. The class of 6th Primary has initiated a
project to take advantage of their reading
abilities in helping first primary students.
22. All students who participate in this project
have to sign a contract in which they
commit to making an effort to work on
another objective: IMPROVEMENT
25. Another situation detected by our students
was the pollution problem that we suffer in
big cities like Madrid.
26. For that reason our center has started
another project aimed to make the society
around us aware of the pollution problem in
big cities.
With this objective in mind, different works
related to recycling and the correct use of
everyday materials have been developed.
Similarily, a school garden has been planted
by 6th Primary class.
28. Making use of the teams created by the
participants in the reading project, the 6th
primary class wanted to show their
mentees the work done in the garden.
31. Other realities which have raised concerns
amoung our pupils were Inequality and
Poverty.
Upon realizing that there are children like
them with limited resources, they started a
project to help those people.
We卒ve prepared care packages where each
student deposited everything they consider
useful (toys, books, clothes)
34. While looking for those situations that
require social help in our environment,
we卒ve also wanted to focus on those that
cross our borders.
With this objective, the center has held:
Solidarity Dinner for Haitii.
36. To the end of attempting to help in the
development of Haiti, our center
organized a solidarity dinner.
The members of the school community
families, teachers and non- teaching staff
participated.
With the earnings we managed to help
Haiti卒s situation in some way .
38. We hope you卒ve liked this tour
of our school and the projects
that we卒ve enjoyed working on
throughout the academic year.