The main project‘s purpose is to learn more about the European cultural diversity. Students exchange relevant information about their culture with their European partners (both in mother- tongue and foreign languages). They generate websites, promote informed knowledge of local, regional history and culture. Develop communication via e-mails, chat, exchanging self-made Power Point presentations and DVD films. Students consider the definition of culture and reflect on what this means to them.

• Subjects: Cross Curricular, Environmental Education, European Studies, Foreign Languages, History, History of Culture, Language and Literature
• Languages: EN
• Pupil's age: 12 - 15
• Tools to be used: Chat, e-mail, Forum, Other software (Powerpoint, video, pictures and drawings), Web publishing
• Aims: • to encourage cultural diversity and to exchange the cultural heritage of different regions in Europe; • to encourage the awareness... read more• to encourage cultural diversity and to exchange the cultural heritage of different regions in Europe; • to encourage the awareness of different cultures and life styles; • to promote global citizenship; • to allow students to compare similarities and differences of European cultures; • to establish friendship between our students; • to enable students to present their creative works; • to stimulate students to improve their English and abilities of using ICT; hide
• Work process:
• Expected results: Students generate websites, promote informed knowledge of local, regional history and culture. Develop communication via e-mails, chat, exchanging self-made Power... read moreStudents generate websites, promote informed knowledge of local, regional history and culture. Develop communication via e-mails, chat, exchanging self-made Power Point presentations and DVD films. Students consider the definition of culture and reflect on what this means to them. hide

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