The document describes an ICT training that took place on April 19, 2016 as part of the Erasmus+ KA 2 project "Make Me A European" from 2015-2017. The training covered 4 topics: curation, collaboration, presentation, and evaluation. It also described the collaborative online tool Titanpad.
The document describes the key components of the MVC pattern: the Model represents data and logic to update the Controller when data changes, the View visualizes the data in the Model, and the Controller controls data flow into the Model and updates the View whenever the Model's data changes.
2016 Conference - Let's show the world what a ball can doYouth Sport Trust
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This document discusses the Special Olympics Unified program which brings together people with and without intellectual disabilities to play sports together. It aims to promote inclusion and tackle bullying. Unified sports can help schools demonstrate their commitment to improving student welfare and development by helping all children progress, promoting equality, and developing personal skills. The program also provides opportunities for physical activity, competition, friendship, and challenges participants to better themselves while having fun.
The document describes an ICT training that took place on November 24, 2016 as part of the Erasmus+ KA 2 project "Make Me A European" funded by the European Commission. The training covered 4 topics: curation, collaboration, presentation, and evaluation. It provided information on using tools like Adobe Spark Page and explored learning approaches like flipped classroom, research-based learning, and individualized learning. The document concluded with a reminder of the attendance link.
This document outlines an ICT training project funded by the European Commission. It discusses the first task of the project which is for students to create a logo for the project between September 21 and October 4th. The logos will then be shared on Padlet from October 5-18 so other students can vote on the best logo. The official project logo will be announced on October 26. The document provides information on online tools that can be used to create the logos, such as Flaming Text, Cool Text, and Image Chef. It also discusses creating logos from scratch using tools like Loupe Card and Draw To.
This document describes an ICT training event that took place on February 23, 2016 as part of the Make Me A European project funded by the European Commission. The training covered topics like curation, collaboration, presentations, and evaluation and introduced issuu, a free platform for publishing magazines, catalogs, and newspapers. Participants are invited to join an upcoming webinar on March 8, 2016 at 7:30 PM to learn about Twinspace Live.
2016 Conference - Limiting the negative impact of stress to maximise student ...Youth Sport Trust
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This document discusses how students can limit the impact of stress to maximize achievement. It explores how elite athletes develop mental toughness through learning relaxation techniques like meditation, maintaining a balanced lifestyle, and focusing on the present. It provides tips for students on managing stress through planning, using support systems, focusing on successes, positive self-talk, and controlling only what they can influence. The overall message is that with perseverance and the right stress-management strategies, dreams and goals can be achieved.
The document describes the key components of the MVC pattern: the Model represents data and logic to update the Controller when data changes, the View visualizes the data in the Model, and the Controller controls data flow into the Model and updates the View whenever the Model's data changes.
2016 Conference - Let's show the world what a ball can doYouth Sport Trust
?
This document discusses the Special Olympics Unified program which brings together people with and without intellectual disabilities to play sports together. It aims to promote inclusion and tackle bullying. Unified sports can help schools demonstrate their commitment to improving student welfare and development by helping all children progress, promoting equality, and developing personal skills. The program also provides opportunities for physical activity, competition, friendship, and challenges participants to better themselves while having fun.
The document describes an ICT training that took place on November 24, 2016 as part of the Erasmus+ KA 2 project "Make Me A European" funded by the European Commission. The training covered 4 topics: curation, collaboration, presentation, and evaluation. It provided information on using tools like Adobe Spark Page and explored learning approaches like flipped classroom, research-based learning, and individualized learning. The document concluded with a reminder of the attendance link.
This document outlines an ICT training project funded by the European Commission. It discusses the first task of the project which is for students to create a logo for the project between September 21 and October 4th. The logos will then be shared on Padlet from October 5-18 so other students can vote on the best logo. The official project logo will be announced on October 26. The document provides information on online tools that can be used to create the logos, such as Flaming Text, Cool Text, and Image Chef. It also discusses creating logos from scratch using tools like Loupe Card and Draw To.
This document describes an ICT training event that took place on February 23, 2016 as part of the Make Me A European project funded by the European Commission. The training covered topics like curation, collaboration, presentations, and evaluation and introduced issuu, a free platform for publishing magazines, catalogs, and newspapers. Participants are invited to join an upcoming webinar on March 8, 2016 at 7:30 PM to learn about Twinspace Live.
2016 Conference - Limiting the negative impact of stress to maximise student ...Youth Sport Trust
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This document discusses how students can limit the impact of stress to maximize achievement. It explores how elite athletes develop mental toughness through learning relaxation techniques like meditation, maintaining a balanced lifestyle, and focusing on the present. It provides tips for students on managing stress through planning, using support systems, focusing on successes, positive self-talk, and controlling only what they can influence. The overall message is that with perseverance and the right stress-management strategies, dreams and goals can be achieved.