This document provides information about an interactive teaching training course titled "How to Teach Interactively?". The 7-day course will be held in Sofia, Bulgaria and aims to teach participants how to select and use interactive teaching methods for specific educational purposes. Participants will learn about interactive teaching systems, skills for creating interactive environments, methods using personal communication and computer technologies. The training will include lectures, presentations, group discussions, practical exercises and cultural activities. At the end, participants will evaluate the course and trainers will follow up after 3 months.
This document provides information about an interactive teaching training course titled "How to Teach Interactively?". The 7-day course will be held in Sofia, Bulgaria and aims to teach participants how to select and use interactive teaching methods for specific educational purposes. Participants will learn about interactive teaching systems, skills for creating interactive environments, methods using personal communication and technology, and how to plan interactive activities. The training will include lectures, presentations, group discussions, practical exercises and cultural activities. At the end, participants will evaluate the course and their ability to apply what they learned.
The document summarizes the key aspects of the e-Twinning program on its 5th anniversary. It provides definitions for each letter of the alphabet related to e-Twinning, including its aims, origins, concepts, duration, encouragement of cultural exchanges, friendship between schools, grants, hosts, innovation, joy, kits, quality labels, modules, news, ordinary announcements, participation benefits, resources, subjects covered, opportunities for teacher blogging, ways projects can be useful, opportunities for virtual tours, use of the wordle program, and focus on youth.
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This document discusses interactive teaching methods based on IT tutor theory and constructivist learning approaches. It outlines various interactive methods that can be used in the classroom, computer lab, and online spaces. These include methods like brainstorming, mind mapping, role playing games, and panel discussions. It also discusses the use of technologies like PowerPoint, wikis, forums, and virtual worlds to facilitate interactive learning both synchronously and asynchronously. Communal constructivism and network learning are highlighted as educational philosophies underlying the approach.
This document provides information about an interactive teaching training course titled "How to Teach Interactively?". The 7-day course will be held in Sofia, Bulgaria and aims to teach participants how to select and use interactive teaching methods for specific educational purposes. Participants will learn about interactive teaching systems, skills for creating interactive environments, methods using personal communication and technology, and how to plan interactive activities. The training will include lectures, presentations, group discussions, practical exercises and cultural activities. At the end, participants will evaluate the course and their ability to apply what they learned.
An old toymaker wished to give toys to every child in the world, especially poor children. On Christmas Eve, he helped an injured deer and was rewarded with magic that allowed him to fulfill his wish. With the help of dwarves and reindeer, he flew around the world delivering toys to children. His gifts brought great joy to families on Christmas morning.
A young tree was tired of staying in the shade and wanted to travel and bear star dust on its branches. It began climbing higher and higher, leaving its friends behind, until it was alone on a rock. Feeling lonely, it asked if anyone would accompany it. Santa Claus overheard and asked why it was upset. When the tree said it was lonely and wanted to play with children, Santa Claus gave it to a family with children who decorated it with stars and toys for Christmas Eve, fulfilling the tree's dream.
The document describes a winter scene with snow falling on the ground. Children in a small mountain village are playing in the snow, making snowballs and snowmen. Christmas is approaching and families are preparing by cooking festive dinners and decorating their homes. On Christmas, children hear the story of Jesus' birth - how Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem where Jesus was born in a manger after they could not find accommodation. Santa Claus then delivers gifts to children on Christmas Eve while they sleep, bringing toys and happiness on the holiday.
The document provides instructions for making greeting cards and decorative paper flowers using basic folding techniques. It describes how to create different flower shapes like daffodils, lilies, bells, sunflowers, crocuses, pansies, snowdrops, orchids, and butterflies by folding squares, triangles, circles of paper into petal shapes. The instructions suggest practicing basic folds before attempting the flower models and include diagrams of the geometric base shapes used for each flower.
Dragobete's Day is a Romanian holiday celebrated on February 24th that originated from ancient traditions. It serves as a Romanian Valentine's Day where young people would meet to symbolically commit to romantic relationships for the coming year through rituals involving flowers, chasing games, and dances. The day was seen as a way to ensure protection, health, and fertility for the coming year and involved superstitions like not working or seeing a potential partner.
This poem describes the three colors of a nation's flag - red, yellow, and blue - as symbols of bravery, sacrifice, wealth, and freedom. The colors have ancient fame and remind people of their brave nation. As long as the flag with these three colors flies, the nation will have a glorious name and future, representing the sacrifices and battles of past heroes who fought so that current and future generations could live freely in their country.
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This report provides an analysis of usage data and surveys of the eTwinning online platform from 2008-2009. Key findings include:
1. Monthly visits to the eTwinning portal increased over 300% from the previous year following the launch of a new platform. Daily member registrations and project registrations also increased substantially.
2. Over 65,000 teachers from over 53,000 schools across Europe have registered as members on the platform. On average, 1.3 teachers per school are registered.
3. Over 12,000 projects have been registered since 2005 involving over 28,000 teachers and 500,000 students. Nearly 11,000 teachers are currently involved in active projects.
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The mayor of Mioveni Town in Romania congratulates teachers and students from five European countries who are participating in the Comenius multilateral project "If you want to see the beauty of the world, first you have to find it in yourself". The project allows students to learn about each other's cultures and social issues. Through artistic and charitable activities, students demonstrate their skills, qualities, and willingness to help peers. The mayor welcomes events that educate youth through extracurricular activities and promote civic behavior and European values. He also congratulates and invites the mayors of Kielce, Poland for initiating and supporting the project, and hopes for future cooperation between the communities.
The mayor of Mioveni Town in Romania congratulates teachers and students from five European countries who are participating in the Comenius multilateral project "If you want to see the beauty of the world, first you have to find it in yourself". The project allows students to learn about each other's cultures and social issues. Through artistic and charitable activities, students demonstrate their skills, qualities, and willingness to help peers. The mayor welcomes events that educate youth through extracurricular activities and promote civic behavior and European values. He also congratulates and invites the mayors of Kielce, Poland for initiating and supporting the project, and hopes for future cooperation between the communities.
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The document summarizes the key aspects of the e-Twinning program on its 5th anniversary. It provides definitions for each letter of the alphabet related to e-Twinning, including its aims, origins, concepts, duration, encouragement of cultural exchanges, friendship between schools, grants, hosts, innovation, joy, kits, quality labels, modules, news, ordinary announcements, participation benefits, resources, subjects covered, opportunities for teacher blogging, ways projects can be useful, opportunities for virtual tours, use of the wordle program, and focus on youth.
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This document discusses interactive teaching methods based on IT tutor theory and constructivist learning approaches. It outlines various interactive methods that can be used in the classroom, computer lab, and online spaces. These include methods like brainstorming, mind mapping, role playing games, and panel discussions. It also discusses the use of technologies like PowerPoint, wikis, forums, and virtual worlds to facilitate interactive learning both synchronously and asynchronously. Communal constructivism and network learning are highlighted as educational philosophies underlying the approach.
This document provides information about an interactive teaching training course titled "How to Teach Interactively?". The 7-day course will be held in Sofia, Bulgaria and aims to teach participants how to select and use interactive teaching methods for specific educational purposes. Participants will learn about interactive teaching systems, skills for creating interactive environments, methods using personal communication and technology, and how to plan interactive activities. The training will include lectures, presentations, group discussions, practical exercises and cultural activities. At the end, participants will evaluate the course and their ability to apply what they learned.
An old toymaker wished to give toys to every child in the world, especially poor children. On Christmas Eve, he helped an injured deer and was rewarded with magic that allowed him to fulfill his wish. With the help of dwarves and reindeer, he flew around the world delivering toys to children. His gifts brought great joy to families on Christmas morning.
A young tree was tired of staying in the shade and wanted to travel and bear star dust on its branches. It began climbing higher and higher, leaving its friends behind, until it was alone on a rock. Feeling lonely, it asked if anyone would accompany it. Santa Claus overheard and asked why it was upset. When the tree said it was lonely and wanted to play with children, Santa Claus gave it to a family with children who decorated it with stars and toys for Christmas Eve, fulfilling the tree's dream.
The document describes a winter scene with snow falling on the ground. Children in a small mountain village are playing in the snow, making snowballs and snowmen. Christmas is approaching and families are preparing by cooking festive dinners and decorating their homes. On Christmas, children hear the story of Jesus' birth - how Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem where Jesus was born in a manger after they could not find accommodation. Santa Claus then delivers gifts to children on Christmas Eve while they sleep, bringing toys and happiness on the holiday.
The document provides instructions for making greeting cards and decorative paper flowers using basic folding techniques. It describes how to create different flower shapes like daffodils, lilies, bells, sunflowers, crocuses, pansies, snowdrops, orchids, and butterflies by folding squares, triangles, circles of paper into petal shapes. The instructions suggest practicing basic folds before attempting the flower models and include diagrams of the geometric base shapes used for each flower.
Dragobete's Day is a Romanian holiday celebrated on February 24th that originated from ancient traditions. It serves as a Romanian Valentine's Day where young people would meet to symbolically commit to romantic relationships for the coming year through rituals involving flowers, chasing games, and dances. The day was seen as a way to ensure protection, health, and fertility for the coming year and involved superstitions like not working or seeing a potential partner.
This poem describes the three colors of a nation's flag - red, yellow, and blue - as symbols of bravery, sacrifice, wealth, and freedom. The colors have ancient fame and remind people of their brave nation. As long as the flag with these three colors flies, the nation will have a glorious name and future, representing the sacrifices and battles of past heroes who fought so that current and future generations could live freely in their country.
This poem describes the three colors of a nation's flag - red, yellow, and blue - as symbols of bravery, sacrifice, wealth, and freedom. The colors have ancient fame and remind people of their brave nation. As long as the flag with these three colors flies, the nation will have a glorious name and future, representing the sacrifices and battles of past heroes who fought so that current and future generations could live freely in their country.
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This report provides an analysis of usage data and surveys of the eTwinning online platform from 2008-2009. Key findings include:
1. Monthly visits to the eTwinning portal increased over 300% from the previous year following the launch of a new platform. Daily member registrations and project registrations also increased substantially.
2. Over 65,000 teachers from over 53,000 schools across Europe have registered as members on the platform. On average, 1.3 teachers per school are registered.
3. Over 12,000 projects have been registered since 2005 involving over 28,000 teachers and 500,000 students. Nearly 11,000 teachers are currently involved in active projects.
4. In
The mayor of Mioveni Town in Romania congratulates teachers and students from five European countries who are participating in the Comenius multilateral project "If you want to see the beauty of the world, first you have to find it in yourself". The project allows students to learn about each other's cultures and social issues. Through artistic and charitable activities, students demonstrate their skills, qualities, and willingness to help peers. The mayor welcomes events that educate youth through extracurricular activities and promote civic behavior and European values. He also congratulates and invites the mayors of Kielce, Poland for initiating and supporting the project, and hopes for future cooperation between the communities.
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