Erasmus+ Project "Working in Europe - Skills for Success"
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Students en ttla1
The document summarizes the results of student evaluations of different versions or variants of a teaching and learning activity conducted between 24-30 November 2018. Across multiple evaluations with different student groups, most students consistently chose version or variant 5 as their preferred option, while versions or variants 4 and 3 were also popular choices among some students. A small number of students at times chose other versions like 1 or 2. Overall, version 5 was the most commonly preferred among the groups of students interviewed.
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- Plans in November and February-March for student mobility exchanges in France and Croatia, including creating presentations and audio files.
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France mobilityteachers assesment
According to a survey of teachers who participated in a transnational project meeting in Yambol, Bulgaria, 6 French teachers responded. When asked how the meetings corresponded to their expectations, 3 teachers said the time planning, 1 teacher cited the trips, 1 teacher the logistics, and 2 teachers the workshops. Additionally, when asked about other aspects of the meetings, 1 teacher cited the meals and 1 teacher the integration of pupils from different countries.
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1 st year plan
This document provides a calendar of events for the first year of a project involving students from multiple countries. It outlines:
- Deadlines for sending out and completing questionnaires about skills in October.
- Dates in October and November for creating vocabulary lists, translating materials, and developing quizzes and interview questions about countries and skills.
- Plans in November and February-March for student mobility exchanges in France and Croatia, including creating presentations and audio files.
- Interviews with retired workers in December and presentations on successful companies in January and May.
- A European Day activity and visit to successful companies in May.
- Work on a booklet and additional student skills survey in May.
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According to a survey of teachers who participated in a transnational project meeting in Yambol, Bulgaria, 6 French teachers responded. When asked how the meetings corresponded to their expectations, 3 teachers said the time planning, 1 teacher cited the trips, 1 teacher the logistics, and 2 teachers the workshops. Additionally, when asked about other aspects of the meetings, 1 teacher cited the meals and 1 teacher the integration of pupils from different countries.
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- 3. Buzau is a little city from Romania with beautiful places.It is the capitol of the region with the same name. Buzau is situated in the South-Est of Romania. Buzau has a population of about 115.494 of inhabitans. Buzau’s city area is recorded to 81.3km².
- 15. The babic from Buzau is a very delicious aperitive. The BEST Babic In the world is the one from Buzau
- 16. Plescoi sausages are sausages from mutton, season with pepper and garlic- European Trademark
- 17. Is one of the best wines from Romania. It is originar from Pietroasele, Buzau, Romania.
- 18. I’m waiting for you in Buzau, Romania. ‘This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.’