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Cordoba programme
1. 2015-1-ES01-KA219-015682_1
ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME
TEACHERS MEETING
CÓRDOBA, NOVEMBER 23rd
– 27th
2015
MONDAY 23rd
: ARRIVALS AND RECEPTION DINNER BY 20.30 AT TABERNA LA
MONTILLANA
TUESDAY
24TH
Topics Responsible Place
8.30 -9.30 Welcome by head teacher and Erasmus+
team
Short visit to school.
Team photograph to send the press.
Breakfast
Head teacher and
Erasmus+ team.
Library
9.30-11.30 Basic information from coordinator
Agreement on teachers to write reports.
Redefining the project.
Revision of distribution of tasks
Erasmus +
coordinators and
teachers involved in
the project
Desdoble 2
11.30-12.00 BREAK
12.00-13.00 Students mobilities and teachers’ meetings.
Number of participants. Agreement on
dates. School calendars.
Erasmus +
coordinators
Desdoble 2
13.00-14.00 Cronogram revision.
Agreement on how and when to
communicate: twinspace, gmail, etc.
Erasmus +
coordinators
Desdoble 2
14.00-15.30
LUNCH at a restaurant close to school.
15.30-17.30 CLIL lessons and collaborative students’
tasks. Pre-format of the units.
Erasmus +
coordinators and
teachers involved
Desdoble 2
17.30-20.30 FREE TIME
20.30 DINNER at LAS BEATILLAS TABERNA
WEDNESDAY
25
TH
Topics Responsible Place
8.30 - 11.30 Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Worksho
p 1
Worksho
p 2
Logo contest Criteria to select
students
Enrique N. Mª Ángeles
G.
Desdoble 2 Greek
Departme
nt
Webpage Etwinning Enrique N. Mª Ángeles
G.
Desdoble 2 Greek
Departme
nt
Short term
activities
Emagazine Enrique N. Mª Ángeles
G.
Desdoble 2 Greek
Departme
nt
Opening
Facebook and
Twitter
account
Web tools to
use
Enrique N. Almudena Desdoble 2 Greek
Departme
nt
11.30-12.00 BREAK
12.00-13.00 Assessment Erasmus+ coordinators Desdoble 2
13.00-14.00 Final conclusions on CLIL lessons
if necessary
Erasmus + coordinators. Desdoble 2
2. 2015-1-ES01-KA219-015682_1
ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME
14.00-16.45 LUNCH
16.45-18.30 VISIT TO THE MOSQUE AND JUDERÍA. WALK AROUND CÓRDOBA
18.30 FREE TIME
20.30-21.00 DINNER. We will have some TAPAS in the bars in the town center.
THURSDAY
26TH
Topics Responsible Place
8.30 -11.30 Writing conclusions for the final report.
Assessment of the meeting (google form
and video interviews by 4º A students)
Budget adjustments if needed.
Certificates of assistance
Teachers responsible of writing
reports and workshops
coordinators.
4º A Students
Budget responsible from each
country.
Erasmus+ coordinator
Desdoble 2
Greek
department
Others
11.30-12.00 BREAK
12.00-14.00 Conclusion meeting.
Sharing conclusions and writing and
signing report on the meeting to hand to
every country.
Erasmus + coordinators
Workshop coordinators
Desdoble 2
14.30-16.00 LUNCH at a restaurant by the river.
16.00 -20.30 FREE TIME
20.30-21.00 FAREWELL DINNER at CASA PEPE DE LA JUDERÍA
FRIDAY 27TH
: FAREWELL
