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Young people at Nummenpakka School became acquainted with various professions through webinars which allow them to interview remote professionals in real-time. During newspaper week, a reporter visited the school to tell students about their job and answer questions, encouraging students to "be sharp". The second class worked in groups to build creatures and plan cartoons using design apps to learn about art professions.
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- 1. Professions Nummenpakka School January February 2015
- 2. Young people become acquainted with professions through webinars A webinar is a network seminar which is sent through a remote connection and which can be followed in real time through a personal computer in the network. Thus it is possible to interview people who wouldnt otherwise be available because of the distances or urgent schedules.
- 3. Firefighter
- 4. Air hostess
- 5. A reporter visits the school in the newspaper week There is a newspaper week at school every year. The purpose of the week is that the pupils become acquainted with the local newspaper. The local newspaper is subscribed to every pupil for a week. The pupils do all kinds of tasks during the week.
- 6. The reporter visiting the school The reporter is telling the pupils about his job. The pupils are asking questions .
- 7. Be sharp, says the reporter.
- 8. Art The second class (8-9 years old) was building a body to the creature. They add faces. Pupils planned in groups cartoons with Strip Design- apps ( in first time)