Erasmus+ project "My Everest Your Molehill" evaluation Students answering to the question: "Which were the most positive aspects of the project / meeting for you? What did you learn?"

1. My Everest Your Molehill
(meym1517)
Students final evaluation (I)

2. A selection of students’ answers to
the question:
Which were the most positive
aspects of the project for you?
What did you learn?

3. ” It was a very good to work in international
groups, it was a perfect teamwork. I learned so
many words in English and I knew a new
culture..” (a student from Hungary)
”The most positive aspects of the project were
that I learned about the culture of the different
countries and I learned to speak in front of many
people.” (a student from Germany)

4. “The project brought different cultures together.
It enabled us to get to know different cultures.
We had a chance to practice English. Although
we didn't know the other students before, I liked
them very much. I learned that differences of
religion, nation or language are not important to
get along with people.” (A student from Turkey)
“I learned more about tolerance and I learned
English.” (A student from Spain)

5. “It was very cool to meet new friends. It was nice
to live at my hosts’ and see their culture. It was
so new for me to speak most of the time in
English. We all became good friends. And what I
really like is that after such long time, we are still
in contact..” (a student from Belgium)
“I learned about new computer programs and
websites which became very useful for my
studies.” (a student from Hungary)

6. “I learned that a friendship between people
doesn't need long to grow. I learned to go out
of my comfort zone and tried the typical things
in that country. You learn to have respect for
another culture.” (A student from Belgium)
“I could go abroad for the first time with this
project. I met new people from different
cultures, different religions. It was great
experience.” (A student from Turkey)

7. “I have learned to be more social, I made a lot
of friends. First I was very shy, but Erasmus
made it different :)” (A student from Belgium)
“I learned a lot of aspects of tolerance and
respect to people, and my English is better
than before the meeting.” (A student from
Spain)