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The Turkish students in an Erasmus+ project chose to focus on cultural heritage by having their students learn to make traditional knitted washcloths and embroidered towels. They planned to teach students how to knit washcloths, which were historically included in dowries, and embroider towels using traditional patterns from Bursa, though the skills are less common now. The students would then send samples of these handicrafts to their partners in Italy to share aspects of Turkish cultural heritage.
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more about us
The Aral team consists of 9 students aged 16 in the 11th grade from Ahmet Rüştü Anatolian High School in Mudanya, Turkey. Their school has 810 students and 60 teachers and is the oldest and most crowded high school in Mudanya. The students love participating in eTwinning projects and are happy to be part of this project. They introduce their hometown of Mudanya, located on the Marmara Sea near Bursa, describing it as a beautiful seaside town that they love.
First chat1
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Festival
Our school has established an eTwinning corner to promote collaboration with other schools in Europe using online tools. The corner allows students to connect with peers abroad on projects and share ideas. Recently, the school held a Safer Internet Day event at the eTwinning corner to teach students about being safe online.
Etwinning corners at our school
Our school has started an eTwinning program where students can collaborate online with other students in Europe. Photos were taken of the new eTwinning corner that has been set up at our school to facilitate these online partnerships. An eSafety day was also held at the school to educate students on how to stay safe online when using the eTwinning program and collaborating with other students internationally.
Result
Most students had a positive attitude towards the project and enjoyed learning new ICT tools while practicing their English. They established good friendships with partners abroad by collaborating in international groups on WhatsApp, email, and twinspace. The teachers' evaluations found the survey results promising, with students liking the project and learning about festivals' importance while gaining teamwork skills and experiencing new technologies.
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