This document summarizes the discussions and agreements from a project meeting held in Greece between partners from Italy, Germany, Poland, France, and Greece. Key points include:
- The project activities and outcomes were reviewed, and changes to activities were discussed if needed.
- The program for the upcoming meeting in Greece was presented, including student presentations on different teaching methods and planned activities like workshops, sports, and cultural visits.
- Future meeting dates and locations were set in Germany, Greece, France, and Poland to continue exchanging teaching methods.
- Responsibilities were assigned to partners for implementation tasks like coordination, dissemination, website development, and producing newsletters and reports.
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- The meeting will focus on physical fitness programs and keeping healthy. Students from each country prepared presentations on this topic.
- Poland has organized various activities and presentations from experts to be held during the meeting.
- Previous and upcoming project meetings and host countries are listed. Responsibilities for implementing and documenting project tasks and activities are assigned to each participating country.
- Requirements and procedures for certificates of attendance and Europass mobility certificates are explained.
The document outlines the plans and tasks for an international student project meeting taking place in Heilbronn, Germany from March 18-24, 2019. Key details include:
- The meeting will focus on project-based learning and include student presentations and tasks related to inclusion and exclusion.
- Future meeting locations and topics are identified for Greece, France, and Poland.
- Roles and responsibilities are assigned for implementation tasks like coordination, websites, and producing materials.
- Logistical details are discussed like accommodations, transportation, budgets, and required documents for the meetings.
- Evaluation and certification processes are reviewed including feedback forms, attendance certificates, and Europass mobility documents.
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The document outlines plans for an upcoming virtual project meeting to be hosted by Poland from April 16-20, 2021. Key details include:
- The meeting will focus on physical fitness programs and keeping healthy. Students from each country prepared presentations on this topic.
- Poland has organized several activities and presentations for the meeting, including sports activities, cultural tours, and a workshop with a dietitian.
- Each country provided an update on their project activities since the last meeting in France, including publications, student preparations, and coordination efforts.
- Meeting logistics like documents, evaluations, and certificates were discussed. The host country Poland will coordinate the meeting and distribute attendance certificates.
- The document outlines the details of an Erasmus+ project involving schools from Italy, Germany, Greece, France, and Poland. It discusses the project goals and timeline, with 5 transnational learning meetings to take place between October 2018 and May 2020.
- The responsibilities of each partner school are defined, including coordination of activities like the project website, Facebook page, and dissemination materials. Budgets, selection of teacher and student participants, and plans for project implementation are also covered.
- Logistics for the meetings are addressed, including hosting arrangements, programs, evaluations, and certificates for participants. Suggestions are also made for activities at the upcoming meeting in Italy.
This document summarizes the discussions and agreements from a project meeting held in France between partners from multiple countries. Key points include:
- The project activities and outcomes were reviewed, and changes were discussed. Dissemination methods were outlined.
- An agenda was proposed for the France meeting focusing on student-led performances. Students from each country researched assigned topics.
- Future meeting dates and locations were set in Germany, Greece, France, and Poland, each exploring a different teaching method.
- Roles and deadlines were assigned to partners for implementation tasks such as coordination, dissemination, and reporting.
- Logistical details were discussed such as payment methods, evaluation processes, and certificate issu
This document summarizes the discussions and agreements from a project meeting held in Greece between multiple schools. Key points include:
- The project activities and timeline were reviewed, with adjustments made as needed.
- An overview of the upcoming meeting in Greece was provided, including presentation topics each country would research and activities planned.
- Future meeting dates and locations were set, including the next meeting in France focused on student-led performances.
- Responsibilities for implementing and documenting project tasks and deliverables were assigned to individual partner schools.
The document summarizes the key discussions and activities from the first transnational meeting between the seven partner schools for the "COOL-GOAL" Erasmus+ project. The meeting took place in Mallorca, Spain from October 21-25, 2015 and brought together coordinators and additional teachers from each school. Key topics discussed included finalizing the project chronogram and budget, selecting a logo, planning student exchanges and videoconferences, workshops on collaborative learning and ICT tools, and evaluation criteria. Important deadlines and plans for the next project activities and visits were also established.
Agreements of the first transnational project meetinglaboursofhercules
The document outlines the agreements of the first transnational project meeting between partners. It discusses plans for logos, monitoring activities, pupil and staff exchanges and trainings. Each partner is assigned specific tasks for intellectual outputs and events. A calendar of upcoming activities and dissemination plans are also included to publicize the project.
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- The meeting will focus on physical fitness programs and keeping healthy. Students from each country prepared presentations on this topic.
- Poland has organized various activities and presentations from experts to be held during the meeting.
- Previous and upcoming project meetings and host countries are listed. Responsibilities for implementing and documenting project tasks and activities are assigned to each participating country.
- Requirements and procedures for certificates of attendance and Europass mobility certificates are explained.
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- Roles and responsibilities are assigned for implementation tasks like coordination, websites, and producing materials.
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The document outlines plans for an upcoming virtual project meeting to be hosted by Poland from April 16-20, 2021. Key details include:
- The meeting will focus on physical fitness programs and keeping healthy. Students from each country prepared presentations on this topic.
- Poland has organized several activities and presentations for the meeting, including sports activities, cultural tours, and a workshop with a dietitian.
- Each country provided an update on their project activities since the last meeting in France, including publications, student preparations, and coordination efforts.
- Meeting logistics like documents, evaluations, and certificates were discussed. The host country Poland will coordinate the meeting and distribute attendance certificates.
- The document outlines the details of an Erasmus+ project involving schools from Italy, Germany, Greece, France, and Poland. It discusses the project goals and timeline, with 5 transnational learning meetings to take place between October 2018 and May 2020.
- The responsibilities of each partner school are defined, including coordination of activities like the project website, Facebook page, and dissemination materials. Budgets, selection of teacher and student participants, and plans for project implementation are also covered.
- Logistics for the meetings are addressed, including hosting arrangements, programs, evaluations, and certificates for participants. Suggestions are also made for activities at the upcoming meeting in Italy.
This document summarizes the discussions and agreements from a project meeting held in France between partners from multiple countries. Key points include:
- The project activities and outcomes were reviewed, and changes were discussed. Dissemination methods were outlined.
- An agenda was proposed for the France meeting focusing on student-led performances. Students from each country researched assigned topics.
- Future meeting dates and locations were set in Germany, Greece, France, and Poland, each exploring a different teaching method.
- Roles and deadlines were assigned to partners for implementation tasks such as coordination, dissemination, and reporting.
- Logistical details were discussed such as payment methods, evaluation processes, and certificate issu
This document summarizes the discussions and agreements from a project meeting held in Greece between multiple schools. Key points include:
- The project activities and timeline were reviewed, with adjustments made as needed.
- An overview of the upcoming meeting in Greece was provided, including presentation topics each country would research and activities planned.
- Future meeting dates and locations were set, including the next meeting in France focused on student-led performances.
- Responsibilities for implementing and documenting project tasks and deliverables were assigned to individual partner schools.
The document summarizes the key discussions and activities from the first transnational meeting between the seven partner schools for the "COOL-GOAL" Erasmus+ project. The meeting took place in Mallorca, Spain from October 21-25, 2015 and brought together coordinators and additional teachers from each school. Key topics discussed included finalizing the project chronogram and budget, selecting a logo, planning student exchanges and videoconferences, workshops on collaborative learning and ICT tools, and evaluation criteria. Important deadlines and plans for the next project activities and visits were also established.
Agreements of the first transnational project meetinglaboursofhercules
The document outlines the agreements of the first transnational project meeting between partners. It discusses plans for logos, monitoring activities, pupil and staff exchanges and trainings. Each partner is assigned specific tasks for intellectual outputs and events. A calendar of upcoming activities and dissemination plans are also included to publicize the project.
The document summarizes the minutes from the kick-off meeting of the AL4ED project in London on October 28, 2013. It discusses the 14 partner organizations present, tasks and responsibilities assigned to each partner, topics and dates for project mobilities, and plans for developing pedagogical cards, a website, dissemination activities, and evaluating project outcomes. Key decisions included distributing tasks related to coordination, website development, collecting materials, and hosting future mobilities among the Italian, Latvian, French, UK, Norwegian, Turkish, and potentially Greek partners. Mobility locations and dates were scheduled through July 2015 to allow partners to present topics, collect materials, and evaluate the partnership's work.
This document outlines plans for the fourth transnational meeting of the Erasmus+ project "Searching For The Labours of Hercules" to take place in Catania, Italy from April 11-15, 2016. It discusses the agenda, which includes monitoring project progress, proposing and planning future Twinspace activities, applying for quality labels, and organizing joint staff trainings and project meetings. Responsibilities are assigned to each partner organization for various teaching, training, intellectual output development and dissemination tasks. A calendar is presented for developing the travel guide, interactive comics, online course, mobile game, and data collection platform over the next year. Details are provided on dissemination activities, certificates, and evaluation of the project.
This document outlines topics and tasks for the fourth transnational project meeting to take place in Catania, Italy from April 11-15, 2016. It discusses monitoring project progress, proposed Twinspace activities, dates for joint staff trainings in Romania and Hungary, and responsibilities for leading training sessions. It also reviews the schedule and number of participants for transnational meetings, multiplier events, and common tasks including developing an expert opinion survey on a travel guide.
Teachers from several European countries met in Turkey for a three-day Transnational Project Meeting to discuss outputs and next steps for their Erasmus+ project on social inclusion. Activities during the meeting included presenting project outputs like videos and lesson plans; preparing applications for funding labels; and planning dissemination activities and future collaboration between partner schools.
This document outlines the plans for the first transnational meeting of a project focused on the Labours of Hercules. It includes an introduction of partners and the Erasmus+ program. The project goals and activities like intellectual outputs, multiplier events, and staff trainings are discussed. A calendar of upcoming activities and tasks for each partner school are defined, including developing parts of a travel guide on the locations of Hercules' labours and populating an eTwinning site. Expectations for impact, dissemination of results, certification, evaluation, budget, and addressing potential issues are also covered.
The document summarizes the activities from the 2nd blended mobility of the Erasmus+ project "We All Stand Together" that took place from May 7-11, 2018 in Portugal. It involved 10 students and 12 teachers from Greece, Italy, Norway, Poland and Turkey who participated in workshops, cultural activities, and dissemination events around the theme of inclusion. Key activities included a stop motion video workshop, a history workshop on revolution, inclusion through art and sports, and presentations from local inclusion organizations. The participants also engaged in cultural trips and evaluation of the ongoing project work.
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This document summarizes a meeting of partners for a project on responsible drinking. The project involves partners from Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Germany and Spain. The objectives are to understand wine consumption, education and training in the partner countries and increase knowledge of wine and its cultural context. The project will involve country analyses, workshops, dissemination activities and an evaluation. Partners are assigned tasks such as organizing workshops, translations and project coordination. Next steps include finalizing meeting minutes, developing a project flyer and blog, and planning the next meeting in March 2012.
This document summarizes the discussions and agreements from the third transnational project meeting of the Erasmus+ project "Searching For The Labours of Hercules" held in Andújar, Spain from February 14-19, 2016. Key discussions included plans for eTwinning activities, short-term exchanges of students to experience the labors of Hercules, joint staff trainings, and multiplier events to disseminate the project results. Dates and host locations were confirmed for upcoming project activities through 2017.
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The document summarizes the agenda and discussions from a meeting regarding the Kids Conquering Castles Erasmus+ project.
1) The Italian team evaluated project assessments and surveys, noting some were still pending. Adjustments would be made to future camps based on feedback.
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Iberika is a language school founded in 1996 in Berlin that offers language courses in Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Dutch, and German, as well as intercultural trainings, teacher trainings, and exam preparation. It has three centers in Berlin and cooperates internationally. Iberika also organizes language study trips and manages European project work. The document discusses Iberika's role in a project to adapt an existing UK interpreter training course for development and use in other European countries, including being responsible for course adaptation and dissemination through a website, newsletters, leaflets, and social media.
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This document provides summaries of activities related to the AVITAE project from October 2014 to January 2015 across several partner countries. It discusses announcing the project to teachers and students, selecting participants, initial project coordination meetings in Finland, launching logo and mascot competitions, preparing student presentations and tasks for upcoming meetings, and disseminating information about the project locally. The summaries highlight setting up ERASMUS+ clubs, establishing social media pages and project corners in schools, and students beginning their research on ancient entrepreneurs in their countries.
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The document summarizes the plans and activities from a meeting held in Croatia from November 19-23, 2018 regarding a school partnership project. Key details include:
1) Elina will send survey results to schools to identify improvement goals and each school will set a concrete, achievable goal.
2) The agenda focuses on themes like health, education, gender equality, and partnerships. Activities before the next meeting in February are to be completed.
3) The next meeting will be in Finland in February 2019 and details on locations and prices will be shared later.
The CIRCE project aims to promote cultural heritage and build a common European identity. It will create 5 itineraries focused on the cultural influences of Romans, Greeks, Ottomans, Saxons and Vikings. Students will develop these itineraries virtually before physical exchanges. They will incorporate digital tools and explore tangible and intangible cultural heritage. Students will also develop 5 business ideas related to cultural tourism. The project will train teachers and develop students' skills while increasing awareness of cultural heritage.
The document summarizes minutes from the 3rd partnership meeting between March 19-22, 2013 in Senigallia, Italy for a training program. [1] Partners discussed finalizing a leaflet and newsletter template, as well as a common questionnaire for students. [2] Each country will survey 50 students and create a national report by end of April. [3] Partners also agreed to contribute videos about trades to the program's online learning platform by the next meeting in Slovenia in June.
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The document discusses Turkey's educational system from preschool through secondary school. It notes that preschool is available from ages 0-6 through both private and public institutions, with enrollment beginning in June. Primary education starts at age 5 and can begin at age 3 through private preschool programs. Secondary education involves students taking exams after primary school to be placed in their preferred high school types like Anatolian, Science, or Vocational schools. Student achievement is evaluated through exams, course activities, and individualized programs for some students. The school year typically runs from August to June but was adjusted for COVID-19.
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Agreement meeting in greece 2019 it gr-pl
1. 1
INCLUDE ME
13th
- 19th
May 2019
LTT Project meeting / Greece
Agreement
1) The project activities, results and outcomes were overviewed.
- Do we need to change any of the activities?
- If there are problems in contacting and delivering news about the
project in the local newspaper, articles for the project will be written
and released in the school newspaper or school website after each
meeting.
2) Overview program meeting in Greece
Greek team proposed a program after discussion with the project
coordinator, according to the goals of this meeting.
The following are the topics that students researched prior to the
meeting:
1. ppt about their strategy
2. ppt about traditional classroom in their countries in order to see
the differences.
3. GREECE: -Cooperative Learning
4. ITALY: -Peer Tutoring
5. GERMANY: -Project Based Learning
6. FRANCE: - Student-Led Performances
7. POLAND: - Physical Fitness Programs -Beyond Sports
We'll organize also some activities during the meeting such as
8. Team games and competitions
9. Workshop - writing an article
10. sports activities
11. Cultural visits
12. Workshop – designing a folder
3) MEETINGS
2nd meeting: LTT GERMANY 18-24 MARCH 2019 PROJECT BASED
LEARNING (19-23 March)
3rd meeting: LTT GREECE MAY 2019 COOPERATIVE LEARNING (14
-18 May)
4th meeting: LTT FRANCE OCTOBER 2019 STUDENTS LED
PERFORMANCE (01/10 – 05/10)
2. 2
5th meeting: LTT POLAND MAY 2020 PHYSICAL FITNESS
PROGRAMS-BEYOND SPORTS (18-22 May)
3. IMPLEMENTATION
All the partners will be responsible for the implementation of the Project in
the partner school and the main tasks will be distributed among like below:
Coordination (ITALY)
Facebook and Instagram pages (ITALY)
Dissemination video and CD (ITALY)
Project Website ( POLAND)
Project E-twinning platform (GERMANY)
E-book about the 5 news strategies (GERMANY)
Logo competition (Each country)
Project poster (GREECE)
Project Photoblog (GREECE)
Digital Newspaper (GREECE)
Magazine (GREECE) all the partner schools will send the documents to
Greece after each meeting to produce an e-magazine. It should contain
information and photos about before the meeting, during the meeting and
after the meeting activities
Language dictionary (FRANCE)
Questionnaire, evaluation papers and observation documents at the
beginning and at the end of the project (FRANCE)
Newsletters/Newspaper after the meetings (Hosting Country)
Writing articles for the local newspaper (Each country)
Mobility Questionnaire (Hosting country)
Europass Mobility Certificate (Each country if they need to)
Certificate of attendance for each meeting (Hosting country)
Progress report (each country)
Final report (Coordinator and each country)
The general monitoring and coordination will be managed by the Italian
school. This means that the Italian school will be responsible for preparing
and leading the planning and evaluation stages at the
meetings/learning/teaching activities. The Italian school will also take care
to ensure that all commitments made in the application are adhered to by all
schools. The regular preparation and analysis of the progress report will help
to ensure this. Italy, as the project coordinator, will be the "center" keeping
balance among partners, encouraging dynamic action offering advice in all
stages of the Project.
3. 3
Each school will be asked to do the same task at the same period of time and
there will always be deadlines which have to be met. It would be better to
write the emails to everyone for a better understanding and avoiding time
waste and reputation of the answers.
Please take care about the timeline in which we have to make our task,
it’s really important to respect each step of the project with the right
time.
4. What do we pay? How?
The discussions about the methods and amount of payment took place
before the meeting, through messages by e-mail or Facebook messenger.
Therefore, all partners knew all costs before coming to Greece. The partners
paid the expenses and got bills and receipts for food and accommodation.
5. Report evaluation meeting in Germany and Newsletter:
The Host school thanked to all the partners for filling the survey for the
meeting in Germany. The results show that everybody enjoyed the meeting
and the activities carried out for five days.
6. What has happened since the last meeting in our schools?
In Italy:
We prepared and published what happened during the second LTT in Heilbronn on
the project corner
We wrote an article and sent it to the local newspaper to be published
We shared through Etwinning platform all the documents and files we made during
the meeting
A meeting with students, teachers , headmaster and staff of administration office
who participated to the LTT meeting was held and the feedback about how the work
was done has been received.
Mobility tool and Erasmus Dashboard (Beneficiary Project Details) begin to be filled
We introduced the topics for the LTT meeting in Greece to the students and got them
to make products and chose the best ones
The teachers and the students are selected from the ones:
Who are interested in the topic, Who can speak English, Are good at IT, Have good
communication skills, good behaviour and good qualities.
Articles for the e-magazine has been written
In Germany:
Fountthe participatingstudentsforthe nextmeetinginKavala/Greece.
Uploadedthe resultsof the Heilbronnmeeting(LTTs) onthe school homepage.
4. 4
Studentswrote the reportaboutthe meetinginHeilbronn(LTTs)
Informedthe staff aboutthe resultsandoutcome of the Heilbronnmeeting.
Prepareda presentationaboutthe workof our student’scouncil.
Published the results of the evaluation at school.
In Poland:
Article on the meeting in Heilbronn has been prepared and published on the school
website.
We updated the project website with project materials and the newsletter from
German school
We arranged the Erasmus corner and displayed what happened in Italy and Heilbronn
The Erasmus Corner was presented during the Open Day in school.
A meeting with students and teachers, headmaster was organised to inform about
the project progress and current tasks.
We informed the students and parents about the meeting in Kavala
We prepared the presentation about our strategy and traditional classroom
We selected students and teachers to participate in the mobility in Greece
In France:
We complete and end the Power Point of our presentation in Heilbronn .
We find a space for Erasmus Project in our Library
We make the new presentation of our methods of learning around arts and the
differencies between classical way of teaching and arts teaching.
We meet our headmaster to explane one more time the project and how he can
make more visibility in our school.
We meet the responsible of French Class for Foreign People.
We make a poster to present the project.
We organize the next meeting in Perpignan in October.
We begin the new calendar for 2020 in making drawing to illustrate it .
Article for l’Indépendant our regional diary made.
Find 5 students for Kavala which nationality isn’t french and work with them to be
part of our project.
5. 5
In Greece:
We update the Erasmus corner with the posters from the meeting in Heilbronn
We informed the teachers and students about the meeting in Heilbronn
We update the Digital News Paper with Photos-Articles-ppt-Photo book etc
We wrote an article for the meeting in Heilbronn
We prepared the Europass mobility certificates for the students
We prepared the meeting in Greece ( programme, certificates, hotel, details for the
meeting) financial costs
We prepared the students and the families for the meeting in Greece
We organised the details and the activities for the meeting in Greece
We found the students to participate in the meeting
We prepared the ppt presentation about our strategy and the traditional classroom
6. Organisation of the meetings:
The host country will try to arrange the best options for accommodation,
transport, workshops, food and the visits for the guests. Costs like
transportation, entries, food, etc … should be paid by the visitors with
minimum price. Take care for the budget during the meetings!
Host partners will try to find a guest family for every student. If this is not
possible, try to find an affordable solution!
All the partners agreed that at each meeting local institutions, universities,
municipalities, NGOs and the companies will be visited and presentations,
workshops and question sessions will be held.
In every meeting “teachers meetings” will be held to discuss the details and
to plan the next meetings and overview the project implementation. For the
teachers meetings there will be one chairman and one assistant writing the
agreement with the project coordinator.
Agreements and Newsletter of the meetings should be written and sent to all
the partners and also put in the website of the project.
Each hosting school prepares a report (Newsletter) about the hosted meeting
and provides it to everybody. It should have mobility description (aims,
6. 6
activities and outcomes of the mobility activity, minutes of each meeting
etc… ) with some photos.
7. Documents needed for the meetings?
Do you need an invitation letter for the meetings? Program for the meeting
and the matching list for the students who is hosting who, telephone
number, emails and address of the host to get the legal permission from the
local government. It would be better, if it could be sent one month before the
meeting.
8. Evaluation meeting in Greece
Greece will prepare an evaluation form for this meeting. Please fill it in. We
should do it for each meeting.
9. Certificates:
Certificate of Attendance for the meetings will be organized by the host
country for each participant with the signature of the head of the institution.
EUROPASS mobility certificate will be worked out by the coordinator of each
partner and it will be prepared for the own participants.
10. Suggestions for the next meeting in France?
a. The date: 30/09/2019 to 05/10/2019
b. The subjects to be researched on by students (surveys, questionnaires,
graphics, research and other products):
Thank you all for your cooperation!
Greek Project Team