PROJECT'S DVD
ERASMUS+PROJECT "TEaCHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION" 2016 - 2018
marți, 5 iunie 2018
miercuri, 25 aprilie 2018
joi, 19 aprilie 2018
SHORT-TERM EXCHANGE OF PUPILS IN TUMBA, SWEDEN
9 - 13.04.2018
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INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR IN TUMBA GYMNASIUM
This seminar was attended by students from all partner schools, teachers and guests in the local community. The event was also attended by a representative of the local authority, the chariman of the educational board is Emanuel Ksiazkiewicz from the Socialdemocrates.
Impressions of the Turkish student after the exchange of students in SWEDEN
My name is SUDE LEVENT. I
am a 9th grade student in Velimeşe Multi-Programme Anatolian High School.
In April 2018, I participated in the TeAchnology in Education Project in our
school and it was the most exciting thing that I have done in my life. We
went to Sweden with our project team and participated in many activities in
Tumba Gymnasium. It was my first time abroad and I was really excited and
amazed throughout the whole project. I learned a lot about many different
cultures , I met a lot of amazing people from Portugal, İtaly, Sweden, Romania
etc. I learned many interesting things about 3d Technologies and even learned
that they can print 3D skulls from the bones they found and reshape the man and
woman !!!! We saw one of the sculptures from Viking times in a
museum. It was really exciting. Stockholm was very big and it had many people
all over the world. I realized that everybody was speaking English very
well and it was a must so that you can communicate easily with everyone from
different countries. This project contributed to me and my school life a lot
and I am looking forward to join to others as soon as possible.
My
name is AYŞENUR KÜFREVİ. I
am a 10th grade student. I participated in Stockholm exchange and it was an
incredible time for me. I was really curious about Northern countries and when
we landed in my heart was beating so hard with excitement. The city was so
beautiful , the school was so big and very clean. It had many different
departments in it. Even a technology center !!! We went to workshops there
about 3D techniques and learned about how 3d materials are creating, etc. Our
Swedish hosts vere very friendly and helpful. She introduced us to many people
from all over the countries. I was very shy at first and hesitated to speak
because I wasn’t very good at speaking but then at the last they we were even
making jokes J The lessons we participated was really interesting and a
little different from our schools. There were international classes because the
school had many international students. So English was very important. Working
with many different people was amazing. I felt so lucky that I was in the
project and promised to myself to join more and more projects in the future.
Impressions of Turkish teacher after the exchange of students in SWEDEN
My
Name is GÜLER ÇETİN from Velimeşe Multi-programme Anatolian High
School and I am one of the teachers participated in the TeAchnology in
Education Project. I couldn’t take part in each exchange but the one I had the
opportunity was the Swedish exchange. It was very well organized and the
hosting school was nice
and helpful during the five day we were there. All the teachers I met from all
the participant countries were really amazing. I feel incredibly lucky to have met them all and we worked really hard and very collaboratively together. I was not really experienced in project work but
learned a lot from each one of you about the subject of the project and also
about teaching methodologies and teacher-student communication also. It was a
pleasure to spend time and learn with
you all. Thank you and hope to meet again in new projects!
joi, 23 noiembrie 2017
PROGRAM OF THE SHORT-TERM EXCHANGES OF GROUPS OF STUDENTS
LICEO SCIENTIFICO STATALE ETTORE
MAJORANA, SCORDIA, ITALIA
13 – 17.11.2017
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Thank you so much, Erasmus+ !
During the month of November 2017 I had the amazing chance to spend
one week at "Ettore Majorana", a high school
from Catania, Italy. It did happen due to an exchange program between
this Italian education unit, and "Maria Rosetti" School,
from Bucharest, Romania. Mainly, it was definitely about studying...
For me it was an absolutely unique experience useful and attractive.
The flight to Italy was actually my first trip abroad without
my parents. Going there I had the opportunity to meet students from Italy,
Portugal, Norway and Sweden and to make a lot of friends. We had a lot to
discuss: about their learning system, in details, about their hobbies, about
their plans for the future, about what is their opinion about jobs and others. That
was in terms of the education level, the equipment, the daily schedule and,
moreover, about the curriculum. One other important thing is that I definitely
improved my communication skills in a foreign language. In this way, I was
able to generally compare the Romanian schools with theirs, the concerns of
other students, their way of thinking and their ideals.
It seems that this story, "Ettore Majorana", by Erasmus, had
happened very fast. I feel that I have to “breath” the next chapter... It could
be anytime soon, and anywhere...
For sure it was the most valuable experience of my life... a magic gift
box that was hiding a mix of enjoyment and academic skills!
Alexia Angelescu
8B class of School Maria Rosetti,
Bucharest
Best regards to all my friends in the
project!
My name is Alexia Ioana Gherasim
and I had the great opportunity to participate in the ERASMUS TEaCHNOLOGY-
project. Me and 3 friends of mine from Maria Rosetti school, went to Liceo Scientifico Statale
Ettore Majorana Catania, Italy for one week. There we went to different
high schools to learn about how other countries are preparing their youth for
the adult life they are going to begin.
In the first day of the project,
in the main high school we noticed that some of the students remarked that a
few new people are in their high school and because we were dressed in our
national clothes, we got the most attention from them. Beside that, in the
following days we spent some time during classes and they got used to our
presents there and I became friends with almost all students in the classes I
were in. There I met 2 romanian girls , with whom I still speak throw internet.
In the last day in Italy I
realized just how friendly they were and how they just accepted us there, how
some of them took from their time and spent it to show us some parts of their
high school, even if we were the little ones there.
I’m very glad that I was there,
that I learned some things about the world that I live in and about the people
around it and how to speak to people without any issue about it.
Ioana Alexia Gherasim
8B class of School Maria Rosetti, Bucharest
The chance to participate in the Erasmus +
project!
This year we had the chance to participate
in the Erasmus + Teachnology project in our school.
Together with three other 8th grade
colleagues, we represented Romania and our school in this project in Italy
where there was a certain amount of mobility. In addition to the activities we
did at school in the project, we were looking forward to the shift in the
experience that was to take place in the month of November.
Long before I had begun to prepare myself.
I am going to travel to a foreign country without parents, to share impressions
and experiences with other European school pupils, to speak in English and to
familiarize myself with another public education system. All these thoughts
created my emotions and impatience.
In November, together with my accompanying
teachers and colleagues, I worked for one week in Scordia, Sicily at the Lieveo
Scientifico Statale "Ettore Majorana", with students and teachers
from the other five countries participating in the project.
Once there, I was entrusted to a 10th grade
student who led me to visit high school, helped me to familiarize myself with
workspaces, labs, canteens, sports halls and participated with her at the
program classes.
But the greatest impact on me was given by
hours in accordance with the specifics of the project of initiation, design in
film and 3D printing techniques made by Mr. Italian professor Salvatore di
Stefano. I worked intensively (daily and over several hours) on my computer
using 3 D design software. It was hard, but at the end, with VR glasses, I
visualized what I worked in 3D with a memorable experience (teachers and
pupils) in aid, cooperation and communication. We shared our little daily
achievements, but also the little frustrations when something did not go as we
would have wanted.
Another special and unique aspect was the
attendance at the Italian students' classes. We have noticed that course
classes are very similar to our classes, with the difference that they have
more teaching materials. The classes were equipped with interactive boards and
projectors, the teachers had electronic catalogs, but also a classroom agenda
where, at the end of each course, the subject was taught, the lesson taught and
the homework. I liked the most at latin time where I understood what was
taught, the words I used and so I was able to participate with answers, to the
amazement of the teacher and the students.
Italian students warmly welcomed me and
were amazed at the fact that we could understand a lot of what they were
talking about and how we readily grasped the Italian language so that at the
end of the mobility week I could easily communicate simple sentences. They
asked me a lot of questions about my school and my life as a student in
Romania. I've tied friends with two 9th-grade students I talk to frequently
with WhatsApp and Facebook.
Ana Dachin
8C class of School Maria Rosetti, Bucharest
Erasmus+ "Sicilian" experience
Erasmus+ "Sicilian" experience
was complemented by cohabitation for one week with my colleagues and teachers.
It was the opportunity to meet me in new context, the teachers with whom I
shared impressions, I counseled, but also with my colleagues, whom I very much
approached and with whom I closely tied my friends. It was by far the most
exciting and profound my schooling and living experience so far. I had the
chance to meet people and new places, to test my ability to adapt to things,
people and new foods, to really appreciate the world around me. Beyond that, I
discovered a country and a people outside the books and tourist guides.
Erasmus has opened a new horizon of
knowledge and understanding. Thanks to my teachers.
Catalina Stanciu
8C class of School Maria Rosetti, Bucharest
Impressions of a Turkish student after the exchange of students in Italy
I joined the Italy
exchange in November 2017 and it was my first time away from my family and
friends. We got on the plane , I was very nervous and at the same time very
very excited that I was going to Italy because it was my dream!!! Italian
students and teachers were really friendly and helpful. They organized a
perfect exchange and I had a perfect week there. We watched many different
videos about 3D Technologies. I didn’t know much about 3D before and the exchange and activities really
broaden my horizon. After coming back home I did more search about what I
learned that and now I can even create 3D videos myself with the help of
internet based programmes J I had may
friends from different countries and we are still in touch with them. In social
media we follow each other , we communicate and continue to improve our English
and the knowledge about each other’s culture. I am really happy that I
participated in such a project. It is a perfect experience for a high school
student. NESLİHAN EYİL
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