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What should European students in upper secondary education learn about Europe
- Subjects: Art, Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Citizenship, Classical Languages (Latin & Greek), Cross Curricular, Design and Technology, Drama, Economics, European Studies, Geography, Geology, History, History of Culture, Language and Literature, Law, Mathematics / Geometry, Music, Natural Sciences, Physics, Politics, Religion, Social Studies / Sociology, Technology
- Languages: DE - EN - FR - NL
- Pupil's age: 16 - 19
- Tools to be used: Chat, e-mail, Forum, Other software (Powerpoint, video, pictures and drawings), Video conference, Web publishing
- Aims: Laboratory for a multilingual interactive website as a curriculum on European civilization for upper secondary school students in Europe (age... read moreLaboratory for a multilingual interactive website as a curriculum on European civilization for upper secondary school students in Europe (age 16-18) hide
- Work process: By sending in short stories and links about themes like, the lens, the piano, the novel, the painting, the evolution... read moreBy sending in short stories and links about themes like, the lens, the piano, the novel, the painting, the evolution of democracy, civil society, the naturalists, political parties, labor and peasant unions, navigation and also themes about the dark sides of Europe such as colonialism, wars, holocaust and genocide hide
- Expected results: An interactive website as a curriculum on European civilization for upper secondary school students in Europe(age 16-18)
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