This presentation is a part of the final product DVD “Portfolio about famous people from the region, virtual gallery” made by students from Kalvarijos Gimnazija, Kalvarija, Lithuania. Responsible of final product: Escola Básica de Alvor, Portugal.
My parents inspire me. My mother is kind, social, and a good cook. She works as a postal operator and enjoys interacting with people. My father is serious and busy. He works as a naval officer commanding a patrol vessel and likes the responsibility of his job. I want to be social, hardworking, confident, and family-oriented like my parents.
Our school was founded in 1922 in Klementowice, Poland and has a history of 19 directors. It is made up of a junior high school, high school, and technical school with a focus on agriculture. There are around 140 students and 24 teachers who teach 28 different subjects. The school has a student government that organizes charity events and competitions. It also has a folk dance group and participates in international student exchange programs. Agriculture is an important part of the school with fields and machinery, and the technical school teaches subjects related to farming.
The document summarizes training events and initiatives that libraries in Bulgaria conducted with volunteers between April and July 2012. It describes two interactive trainings that libraries held for citizens on volunteer management and planning volunteer initiatives. It then lists over 26 specific initiatives that took place in library communities, involving activities like drawing contests, book binding, computer literacy training for seniors, and more. It promotes creating a Facebook group for sharing experiences and notes that volunteer participation can be a sustainable practice for libraries.
Primary School No 5, Bielsk Podlaski, Poalndsp5bielskp
This document provides information about Primary School in Bielsk Podlaski, Poland. The school has 220 pupils and 29 teachers. Students attend school Monday through Friday, taking compulsory subjects like Polish, Math, Science, PE, and English. The school day runs from 8am to 2:30pm or 3:20pm, with lunch from 11:30am. After school there are various extracurricular clubs for activities like sports, art, drama, and English. Some students are also members of the local Scouts troop.
Zespół Szkół nr 34 is a primary and junior high school located in Toruń, Poland. The school was originally located in a small village called Brzoza, meaning birch tree, which is featured in the school logo. It was moved to Toruń in 1988 and renamed after famous Polish traveler Tony Halik. The school has approximately 200 primary students and 100 junior high students. It has modern facilities like a computer lab, language lab, and smart boards. Students participate in various sports tournaments and competitions in subjects like chess, football, and floorball. The school aims to promote activities like reading, environmental protection, and family values.
The document summarizes information about Sauletekis Progymnasium school in Lithuania. It provides details about the school's opening in 1975, renaming to Sauletekis in 1995 which means sunrise, and reorganization to a progymnasium in 2011. It describes regular school events that take place including the school birthday celebration, Kaziukas' Fair, award ceremonies, Christmas events, and dance festivals. It also highlights the school's participation in sports competitions and academic competitions that help glorify the school in the local town and throughout Lithuania.
This document provides information about a school in Nowe Miasto, Poland. The school offers primary, middle, and high school classes, as well as basic vocational school. It has a school radio station run by students that broadcasts music, news, and information about school activities. Students organize charitable events, including collecting money and food for those in need. The school also hosts cultural events, trips, volunteers from other countries, guests, and participates in environmental programs.
The school organized a Comenius Day for parents and pupils which included various activities like singing, dancing, competitions, painting, and presentations about exchange visits. Students and parents contributed historical artifacts and folk costumes that were displayed in a museum about European history and culture. The folk club performed regional dances and songs. The school looks forward to hosting visitors from partner schools in May 2014 for further cultural exchange.
My parents inspire me. My mother is kind, social, and a good cook. She works as a postal operator and enjoys interacting with people. My father is serious and busy. He works as a naval officer commanding a patrol vessel and likes the responsibility of his job. I want to be social, hardworking, confident, and family-oriented like my parents.
Our school was founded in 1922 in Klementowice, Poland and has a history of 19 directors. It is made up of a junior high school, high school, and technical school with a focus on agriculture. There are around 140 students and 24 teachers who teach 28 different subjects. The school has a student government that organizes charity events and competitions. It also has a folk dance group and participates in international student exchange programs. Agriculture is an important part of the school with fields and machinery, and the technical school teaches subjects related to farming.
The document summarizes training events and initiatives that libraries in Bulgaria conducted with volunteers between April and July 2012. It describes two interactive trainings that libraries held for citizens on volunteer management and planning volunteer initiatives. It then lists over 26 specific initiatives that took place in library communities, involving activities like drawing contests, book binding, computer literacy training for seniors, and more. It promotes creating a Facebook group for sharing experiences and notes that volunteer participation can be a sustainable practice for libraries.
Primary School No 5, Bielsk Podlaski, Poalndsp5bielskp
This document provides information about Primary School in Bielsk Podlaski, Poland. The school has 220 pupils and 29 teachers. Students attend school Monday through Friday, taking compulsory subjects like Polish, Math, Science, PE, and English. The school day runs from 8am to 2:30pm or 3:20pm, with lunch from 11:30am. After school there are various extracurricular clubs for activities like sports, art, drama, and English. Some students are also members of the local Scouts troop.
Zespół Szkół nr 34 is a primary and junior high school located in Toruń, Poland. The school was originally located in a small village called Brzoza, meaning birch tree, which is featured in the school logo. It was moved to Toruń in 1988 and renamed after famous Polish traveler Tony Halik. The school has approximately 200 primary students and 100 junior high students. It has modern facilities like a computer lab, language lab, and smart boards. Students participate in various sports tournaments and competitions in subjects like chess, football, and floorball. The school aims to promote activities like reading, environmental protection, and family values.
The document summarizes information about Sauletekis Progymnasium school in Lithuania. It provides details about the school's opening in 1975, renaming to Sauletekis in 1995 which means sunrise, and reorganization to a progymnasium in 2011. It describes regular school events that take place including the school birthday celebration, Kaziukas' Fair, award ceremonies, Christmas events, and dance festivals. It also highlights the school's participation in sports competitions and academic competitions that help glorify the school in the local town and throughout Lithuania.
This document provides information about a school in Nowe Miasto, Poland. The school offers primary, middle, and high school classes, as well as basic vocational school. It has a school radio station run by students that broadcasts music, news, and information about school activities. Students organize charitable events, including collecting money and food for those in need. The school also hosts cultural events, trips, volunteers from other countries, guests, and participates in environmental programs.
The school organized a Comenius Day for parents and pupils which included various activities like singing, dancing, competitions, painting, and presentations about exchange visits. Students and parents contributed historical artifacts and folk costumes that were displayed in a museum about European history and culture. The folk club performed regional dances and songs. The school looks forward to hosting visitors from partner schools in May 2014 for further cultural exchange.
Our school is located in a housing estate near Lake Benedict in the Czech Republic. It has 4 buildings and around 450 students. Subjects taught include Czech, ICT, math, art, English, German, history, music, PE, science, and civics. The school celebrates various holidays and has recycling centers on each floor to protect the environment. It welcomes students from many countries and emphasizes international projects and celebrating European Day of Languages.
This presentation is a part of the final product DVD “Portfolio about famous people from the region, virtual gallery” made by students from Sredno Obshtoobrazovatelno Uchilishte "Vasil Levski", Haskovo, Bulgaria. Responsible of final product: Escola Básica de Alvor, Portugal.
Joniškis "Aušros" Gymnasium was established in 1919 as a four-year school and has undergone several name and status changes over time. It is now a four-year secondary school providing advanced education to 377 students aged 14 to 19, served by 37 teachers. The school offers various extracurricular activities including sports, music and art clubs. It hosts events like an annual hike, celebrations of Teacher's Day and the final days of graduation for 12th graders.
This presentation is a part of the common CD made by 8 partner schools involved in the European multiguide Comenius project. Enjoy our presentation abour famous people from Haskovo region, Bulgaria!
Our school has 4 buildings, 62 teachers, and 900 students, making it one of the best schools in our town. Students study a variety of subjects and participate in eTwinning projects each year, having received an eTwinning label for their work last year. The hallways are decorated with student artwork, and special events like European Day of Languages and Christmas are celebrated.
This document outlines the values that a school focused on in the past year, including responsibility, respect, honesty, unity, cooperation, and perseverance. Students showed responsibility through organizing campaigns around cleanliness, recycling, and safety. They learned respect by strengthening understanding of diversity and other cultures. Students were honest by listening to specialists and discussing myths. Unity and cooperation were achieved through discussions of friendship and working together on projects. Perseverance was needed to continue campaigns around recycling and beautifying neighborhoods. The values guided the students throughout the school year and will continue to be part of their lives.
Uralsk, kazakhstan, school lyceum # 35, 2013 - argentina final projectGalina Timofeyeva
This document provides information about a school in Uralsk, Kazakhstan. It summarizes that the school has around 3,000 students studying various subjects like physics, languages, and natural sciences. The school celebrates many traditions and holidays throughout the year and aims to improve students' health during breaks between lessons. Students at the school represent many nationalities and celebrate their own cultures. The town of Uralsk has many sights to see and is known for fishing and apple farming.
The document summarizes aspects of the students' school. It notes that the students study at School #19 in Novokuibyshevsk, Russia, and discusses some of the subjects they learn, including Russian, math, English, art, music, and PE. It also provides brief descriptions of the school library and celebrations held at the school, noting the students love their school.
This document summarizes activities at Primary School Number 6 in Olsztyn, Poland from 2014-2016 related to values of respect, honesty, and responsibility. It describes how students discussed these values and created a project plan involving several actions. The actions included making posters about partner countries for an exhibition to promote respect, organizing Christmas carol festivals and a nativity play, volunteering for a charity organization, collecting donations for an animal shelter, and hosting sport competitions and art/music contests to encourage honesty and fair play. The document emphasizes how learning about and demonstrating these values through their actions can help the students.
The document provides information about important cultural events and holidays in Latvia. It discusses Latvia's proclamation day on November 18th and Lāčplēsis Day on November 11th, which commemorates the liberation of Riga from German forces. New Year's Eve and Midsummer Eve are described as traditional holidays celebrated with food, drinks, and fireworks. Easter traditions include rituals like swinging and egg decorating. Ice hockey is identified as Latvia's most popular sport, in which the country has competed in the Olympics in alpine skiing, biathlon, bobsleigh, cross-country skiing, ice hockey, luge, short track speed skating, and skeleton. Golf is noted as a rapidly developing sport
Vladimir is a 15-year-old student from Krasnodar, Russia where the 2014 Winter Olympics will be held. He enjoys many active hobbies like playing sports, music, cooking, and reading comics. Vladimir is learning English because it is important for international communication and he hopes to improve his skills through an exchange program in the United States next year.
The students at Saturna Elementary are practicing poems to read at the Remembrance Day Ceremony on November 11th at 10:30 pm at the Saturna Recreation Center. They are also creating posters for the Legion Poster Contest. The school is working on their Christmas Concert in December and is looking for volunteers to help with sets and costumes. Important dates include Remembrance Day with no school on November 11th, report cards on November 22nd, parent conferences on November 24th and 25th, and the Christmas Concert on December 15th from 6:30 to 8:00 pm.
This document describes several spring festivals and traditions celebrated in Slovakia. It discusses Fašiangy (carnival season before Lent), Morena (a straw doll tradition to say goodbye to winter), decorating for spring, celebrating Mother's Day and Father's Day, and other cultural traditions centered around the changing seasons in Slovakia. The document provides information on the meanings and customs associated with these cultural celebrations that take place in the spring months.
The document discusses holidays celebrated in Ivanovo, Russia. It mentions several national holidays celebrated throughout Russia, such as New Year's and Victory Day. It then focuses on the specific holidays celebrated in Ivanovo, including the city day celebrated at the end of May. This holiday involves exhibitions, competitions, shows and a carnival in the city streets. It culminates with a music show and fireworks. The document also discusses Maslenitsa and the Orthodox Christian holiday of Easter, which residents of Ivanovo actively take part in through traditions like coloring eggs.
Ghazaros Agayan was an Armenian writer and educator born in 1828 in Bolnis-Khachen, Russian Empire. He received an early education locally but had to leave secondary school after a year to work due to financial problems. Throughout his life, he held various jobs including hunter, factory worker, and farmer. He became involved in Armenian cultural revival in the 19th century alongside writer Mikael Nalbandian. From 1868-1870, Agayan managed the monthly publication Ararat. He then dedicated himself to teaching in various Armenian schools in Georgia and Armenia, and authored textbooks. Agayan died in Tiflis, Russia at the age of 71.
This document provides information about the ethnic composition of Lithuania's population. It notes that Lithuanians comprise 84% of inhabitants, with Poles and Russians being the largest minorities at 6.6% and 5.4% respectively. Other mentioned minorities include Belarusians, Ukrainians, Jews, Tartars, Germans, Roma people, Latvians and Armenians. The town of Vilkaviškis is discussed, noting its location and that Roma people constitute some students in local schools, though they often do not complete their education. Lithuanian traditions like Christmas, Shrovetide, Easter and St. John's Day are briefly described. The document emphasizes respect for all nationalities in Lithuania and the importance of nationality and
Cultural and historical heritage of nova bukovicaDanijel Pintarić
The document summarizes the cultural and historical heritage of Nova Bukovica, Croatia. It describes the location and villages within the district. It then discusses the history of Nova Bukovica from its first mention in 1334 through its establishment as a district in 1992. The document also summarizes the parish church, an archaeological site called Sjenjak, the local school, women's association, museum, IT club, firehouse, folklore group, Slovak population, and two writers from Nova Bukovica. It concludes by mentioning the large Easter egg displayed in 2014.
This document provides information about sitting volleyball in Latvia. It discusses the history and origins of sitting volleyball after World War 2 for soldiers who had lost legs. It then profiles two Latvian men, Ingvars Ozoliņš and Boriss Jeparovs, who played for the Latvian national sitting volleyball team and participated in international competitions. It also mentions that the Latvian women's sitting volleyball team won the European championship title in 1997.
The students at Saturna Elementary are practicing poems to read at the Remembrance Day Ceremony on November 11th at the Saturna Recreation Center at 10:30am. They are also creating posters for the Legion Poster Contest. The school is working on their Christmas Concert in December and is looking for volunteers to help with sets and costumes. Important dates at the school include Remembrance Day with no school, report cards issued on November 22nd, parent conferences on November 24th and 25th, and the Christmas Concert on December 15th.
This document lists and provides brief biographies of several famous persons related to the town of Sliven, Bulgaria. Some of the notable people mentioned are the Wallachian writer and composer Anton Pan who wrote the music for the Romanian anthem; civil engineer Aleksi Kvartirnikov who designed important buildings in Sofia and Ruse; Vasil Gendov who was the founder of Bulgarian film art and directed the first Bulgarian film; and several revolutionary figures, artists, writers, athletes and others who were born in or associated with Sliven.
Lithuanian culture places importance on nature and shared cultural traditions taught in schools. Lithuania has a long history of folk, popular and classical music with instruments like flutes and zithers. Lithuanian weaving is a folk art that integrates symbols and motifs into clothing. Traditional costumes feature long skirts and vests for women and long pants and vests for men. Several museums and landmarks showcase Lithuanian architecture, history and culture, such as the Museum of Rumšiškės with over 140 buildings reconstructed from different regions.
This presentation is a part of the final product DVD ,, Traditions and customs specific to winter holiday” made by Şcoala Gimnazială ,,George Voevidca" , Campulung Moldovenesc, Romania about Winter holidays. Responsible of final product: Sredno Obshtoobrazovatelno Uchilishte "Vasil Levski", Haskovo, Bulgaria.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyVekAw9q1U
Our school is located in a housing estate near Lake Benedict in the Czech Republic. It has 4 buildings and around 450 students. Subjects taught include Czech, ICT, math, art, English, German, history, music, PE, science, and civics. The school celebrates various holidays and has recycling centers on each floor to protect the environment. It welcomes students from many countries and emphasizes international projects and celebrating European Day of Languages.
This presentation is a part of the final product DVD “Portfolio about famous people from the region, virtual gallery” made by students from Sredno Obshtoobrazovatelno Uchilishte "Vasil Levski", Haskovo, Bulgaria. Responsible of final product: Escola Básica de Alvor, Portugal.
Joniškis "Aušros" Gymnasium was established in 1919 as a four-year school and has undergone several name and status changes over time. It is now a four-year secondary school providing advanced education to 377 students aged 14 to 19, served by 37 teachers. The school offers various extracurricular activities including sports, music and art clubs. It hosts events like an annual hike, celebrations of Teacher's Day and the final days of graduation for 12th graders.
This presentation is a part of the common CD made by 8 partner schools involved in the European multiguide Comenius project. Enjoy our presentation abour famous people from Haskovo region, Bulgaria!
Our school has 4 buildings, 62 teachers, and 900 students, making it one of the best schools in our town. Students study a variety of subjects and participate in eTwinning projects each year, having received an eTwinning label for their work last year. The hallways are decorated with student artwork, and special events like European Day of Languages and Christmas are celebrated.
This document outlines the values that a school focused on in the past year, including responsibility, respect, honesty, unity, cooperation, and perseverance. Students showed responsibility through organizing campaigns around cleanliness, recycling, and safety. They learned respect by strengthening understanding of diversity and other cultures. Students were honest by listening to specialists and discussing myths. Unity and cooperation were achieved through discussions of friendship and working together on projects. Perseverance was needed to continue campaigns around recycling and beautifying neighborhoods. The values guided the students throughout the school year and will continue to be part of their lives.
Uralsk, kazakhstan, school lyceum # 35, 2013 - argentina final projectGalina Timofeyeva
This document provides information about a school in Uralsk, Kazakhstan. It summarizes that the school has around 3,000 students studying various subjects like physics, languages, and natural sciences. The school celebrates many traditions and holidays throughout the year and aims to improve students' health during breaks between lessons. Students at the school represent many nationalities and celebrate their own cultures. The town of Uralsk has many sights to see and is known for fishing and apple farming.
The document summarizes aspects of the students' school. It notes that the students study at School #19 in Novokuibyshevsk, Russia, and discusses some of the subjects they learn, including Russian, math, English, art, music, and PE. It also provides brief descriptions of the school library and celebrations held at the school, noting the students love their school.
This document summarizes activities at Primary School Number 6 in Olsztyn, Poland from 2014-2016 related to values of respect, honesty, and responsibility. It describes how students discussed these values and created a project plan involving several actions. The actions included making posters about partner countries for an exhibition to promote respect, organizing Christmas carol festivals and a nativity play, volunteering for a charity organization, collecting donations for an animal shelter, and hosting sport competitions and art/music contests to encourage honesty and fair play. The document emphasizes how learning about and demonstrating these values through their actions can help the students.
The document provides information about important cultural events and holidays in Latvia. It discusses Latvia's proclamation day on November 18th and Lāčplēsis Day on November 11th, which commemorates the liberation of Riga from German forces. New Year's Eve and Midsummer Eve are described as traditional holidays celebrated with food, drinks, and fireworks. Easter traditions include rituals like swinging and egg decorating. Ice hockey is identified as Latvia's most popular sport, in which the country has competed in the Olympics in alpine skiing, biathlon, bobsleigh, cross-country skiing, ice hockey, luge, short track speed skating, and skeleton. Golf is noted as a rapidly developing sport
Vladimir is a 15-year-old student from Krasnodar, Russia where the 2014 Winter Olympics will be held. He enjoys many active hobbies like playing sports, music, cooking, and reading comics. Vladimir is learning English because it is important for international communication and he hopes to improve his skills through an exchange program in the United States next year.
The students at Saturna Elementary are practicing poems to read at the Remembrance Day Ceremony on November 11th at 10:30 pm at the Saturna Recreation Center. They are also creating posters for the Legion Poster Contest. The school is working on their Christmas Concert in December and is looking for volunteers to help with sets and costumes. Important dates include Remembrance Day with no school on November 11th, report cards on November 22nd, parent conferences on November 24th and 25th, and the Christmas Concert on December 15th from 6:30 to 8:00 pm.
This document describes several spring festivals and traditions celebrated in Slovakia. It discusses Fašiangy (carnival season before Lent), Morena (a straw doll tradition to say goodbye to winter), decorating for spring, celebrating Mother's Day and Father's Day, and other cultural traditions centered around the changing seasons in Slovakia. The document provides information on the meanings and customs associated with these cultural celebrations that take place in the spring months.
The document discusses holidays celebrated in Ivanovo, Russia. It mentions several national holidays celebrated throughout Russia, such as New Year's and Victory Day. It then focuses on the specific holidays celebrated in Ivanovo, including the city day celebrated at the end of May. This holiday involves exhibitions, competitions, shows and a carnival in the city streets. It culminates with a music show and fireworks. The document also discusses Maslenitsa and the Orthodox Christian holiday of Easter, which residents of Ivanovo actively take part in through traditions like coloring eggs.
Ghazaros Agayan was an Armenian writer and educator born in 1828 in Bolnis-Khachen, Russian Empire. He received an early education locally but had to leave secondary school after a year to work due to financial problems. Throughout his life, he held various jobs including hunter, factory worker, and farmer. He became involved in Armenian cultural revival in the 19th century alongside writer Mikael Nalbandian. From 1868-1870, Agayan managed the monthly publication Ararat. He then dedicated himself to teaching in various Armenian schools in Georgia and Armenia, and authored textbooks. Agayan died in Tiflis, Russia at the age of 71.
This document provides information about the ethnic composition of Lithuania's population. It notes that Lithuanians comprise 84% of inhabitants, with Poles and Russians being the largest minorities at 6.6% and 5.4% respectively. Other mentioned minorities include Belarusians, Ukrainians, Jews, Tartars, Germans, Roma people, Latvians and Armenians. The town of Vilkaviškis is discussed, noting its location and that Roma people constitute some students in local schools, though they often do not complete their education. Lithuanian traditions like Christmas, Shrovetide, Easter and St. John's Day are briefly described. The document emphasizes respect for all nationalities in Lithuania and the importance of nationality and
Cultural and historical heritage of nova bukovicaDanijel Pintarić
The document summarizes the cultural and historical heritage of Nova Bukovica, Croatia. It describes the location and villages within the district. It then discusses the history of Nova Bukovica from its first mention in 1334 through its establishment as a district in 1992. The document also summarizes the parish church, an archaeological site called Sjenjak, the local school, women's association, museum, IT club, firehouse, folklore group, Slovak population, and two writers from Nova Bukovica. It concludes by mentioning the large Easter egg displayed in 2014.
This document provides information about sitting volleyball in Latvia. It discusses the history and origins of sitting volleyball after World War 2 for soldiers who had lost legs. It then profiles two Latvian men, Ingvars Ozoliņš and Boriss Jeparovs, who played for the Latvian national sitting volleyball team and participated in international competitions. It also mentions that the Latvian women's sitting volleyball team won the European championship title in 1997.
The students at Saturna Elementary are practicing poems to read at the Remembrance Day Ceremony on November 11th at the Saturna Recreation Center at 10:30am. They are also creating posters for the Legion Poster Contest. The school is working on their Christmas Concert in December and is looking for volunteers to help with sets and costumes. Important dates at the school include Remembrance Day with no school, report cards issued on November 22nd, parent conferences on November 24th and 25th, and the Christmas Concert on December 15th.
This document lists and provides brief biographies of several famous persons related to the town of Sliven, Bulgaria. Some of the notable people mentioned are the Wallachian writer and composer Anton Pan who wrote the music for the Romanian anthem; civil engineer Aleksi Kvartirnikov who designed important buildings in Sofia and Ruse; Vasil Gendov who was the founder of Bulgarian film art and directed the first Bulgarian film; and several revolutionary figures, artists, writers, athletes and others who were born in or associated with Sliven.
Lithuanian culture places importance on nature and shared cultural traditions taught in schools. Lithuania has a long history of folk, popular and classical music with instruments like flutes and zithers. Lithuanian weaving is a folk art that integrates symbols and motifs into clothing. Traditional costumes feature long skirts and vests for women and long pants and vests for men. Several museums and landmarks showcase Lithuanian architecture, history and culture, such as the Museum of Rumšiškės with over 140 buildings reconstructed from different regions.
This presentation is a part of the final product DVD ,, Traditions and customs specific to winter holiday” made by Şcoala Gimnazială ,,George Voevidca" , Campulung Moldovenesc, Romania about Winter holidays. Responsible of final product: Sredno Obshtoobrazovatelno Uchilishte "Vasil Levski", Haskovo, Bulgaria.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyVekAw9q1U
This document discusses comprehensible input for teaching English as a foreign language. It outlines several critical concepts for comprehensible input, including hands-on activities, guarded vocabulary, cooperative learning, and visuals. It then provides examples of how to apply these concepts in the classroom, such as through a lesson plan that includes careful vocabulary selection, hands-on activities, and varied group configurations. Finally, it reflects on using the strategy of putting materials in a "bag" to scaffold learning for students at different English proficiency levels.
This presentation is a part of the final product DVD ,, Traditions and customs specific to winter holiday” made by Kalvarijos Gimnazija, Kalvarija, Lithuania about Winter holidays. Responsible of final product: Sredno Obshtoobrazovatelno Uchilishte "Vasil Levski", Haskovo, Bulgaria.
http://youtu.be/kDDfSnNUd9c
This document outlines an instructor-led training course for Aerohive's Certified Wireless Professional (ACWP) certification. It includes an agenda with sections on introductions, facilities, an overview of the 2-day hands-on class, and questions. Additional resources provided are Aerohive's online training courses, YouTube channel, technical documentation, forums and social media. The training will be conducted over a student's wireless laptop connected to Aerohive equipment in the classroom and data center.
Este documento presenta las estadísticas de los jugadores de las selecciones de Brasil y Holanda, incluyendo datos como edad, altura, minutos jugados, goles, pases y más. Se destaca que los jugadores holandeses son en promedio más altos, con 1.86m, y que el arquero brasileño Julio Cesar es el jugador más veterano a los 34 años. Asimismo, Brasil ha anotado 11 goles en total mientras que Holanda ha marcado 8. Finalmente, se indica que los jugadores brasileños hablan portugués
This presentation is the final product DVD "Quiz” made by all partners in project. Students prepares the cards of questions and answers about partner countries. Responsible of final product: Kalvarijos Gimnazija, Kalvarija, Lithuania.
Ionita G. Andron was a Romanian photographer, lawyer, and Greek Catholic theologian from Oas who amassed over 100,000 photographs documenting the people and culture of Oas between 1934-1989. Maria Petca Poptean has been a prominent folk singer and dancer from Oas since the 1970s, recording several albums and founding a cultural association to promote Oas traditions. Maria Tripon is a teacher and folk music ambassador from Oas who established a folk group for children and has been the artistic coordinator for the premier Oas folk ensemble since 2004. Finta Floare is a living treasure of Oas folk culture, being the only person from the region to receive this national honor in 2012 for preserving
Slovakia is a small country located in Central Europe. It has a population of around 5 million people and its capital and largest city is Bratislava. Slovakia is divided into 8 regions and has several famous historical and cultural sites worth visiting, including Orava Castle, the Gothic Wooden Church in Hronsek, and the Dobšinská Ice Cave. The country also has several famous historical figures, such as poet Pavol Országh Hviezdoslav, outlaw Juraj Jánošík, and nationalist Ľudovít Štúr. Education is highly valued in Slovakia, with the oldest and largest university being Comenius University in Bratisl
This presentation introduces several famous Slovak painters, including Martin Benka, Janko Alexy, Ľudovít Fulla, and Vincent Hložník. For each painter, it provides brief biographical information and examples of their artwork. It also shows artwork by students that was inspired by the masterpieces of these Slovak painters. The presentation aims to highlight some of the most prominent figures in Slovak art history and showcase how their work continues to inspire new generations of artists.
Traditions, history and customs of LithuaniaLomgi94
The document provides information about Lithuania's history and cultural traditions. It discusses Lithuania's first mention in 1009, its time as the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the 12th century until 1569, and as part of the Soviet Union from 1939 to 1990. It then describes several of Lithuania's cultural celebrations and festivals including All Souls' Day on November 2nd, Christmas Eve, Kaziukas Fair in February or March, St. John's Festival on June 24th, and traditions involving linen production.
The document provides an overview of the different ethnographic regions of Lithuania, including their locations, histories, and cultural traditions. It discusses the five main regions - Highlands, Samogitia, Sudovia, Dzūkija, and Lithuania Minor - and summarizes some of their defining characteristics. For each region, it highlights their centers, notable traditions like folk costumes, music, architecture, and how the regions have contributed to Lithuania's overall culture and identity.
This is the story of Iosefciuc and LAZIN families, how the Cold War has divided us; we were raised in two different systems (socialist and capitalistic) but our intellectual, and 'blood' connection has never stopped, despite the sufference and politicization during Ceasuescu's dictatorship in Romania.
Sofia, the capital city of Bulgaria, is situated in western Bulgaria at the northern foot of Vitosha Mountain. It has a population of over 1 million people and is the country's political, economic, and cultural center. Some of its most prominent landmarks include the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the Boyana Church, known for its medieval frescoes.
The document provides information on several famous personalities from Slovak history, including:
- Svätopluk, a 9th century prince of Nitra who expanded the Great Moravian Empire.
- Juro Jánošík, a 17th century folk hero known as "the Slovak Robin Hood" who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor.
- Painter Martin Benka, considered a National Artist who painted over 1,100 works capturing rural Slovak life.
- Writer Mária Ďuríčková, known for children's books including the popular twins story "Danka and Janka".
- Poet and writer Pavol
Hungary is a landlocked country in Central Europe bordered by several other countries. Its capital and largest city is Budapest. Hungary joined the EU in 2004 and uses the forint as its currency. The document then discusses specific places within Hungary like Lake Balaton, Budapest, the county of Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok and the village of Kőtelek located there. It provides details on the primary school system in Hungary and features of the primary school in Kőtelek.
The document summarizes the activities of various schools in selecting the most important person from their region as part of a collaborative project. Each of the seven participating countries - Slovakia, Czech Republic, Greece, Turkey, Poland, Cyprus, and Scotland - chose a notable figure from their area and created presentations about them. Examples included a Slovak actor, a Czech writer, a Greek composer, a Turkish politician, a Polish author, and a Cypriot poet. The schools shared their selections and the overall most important person chosen was Sir Alex Ferguson from Scotland.
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To (too?) Public: library Marketing and Public Relations in Public Libraries Today. Presentation by Veronika Raudsepp Linnupuu, Leading Specialist On The reading Rooms in Viljandi Town Library, Estonia
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This document summarizes the history and services of the SVETLINA 1925 PUBLIC CHITALISHTE library in Momchilovtsi, Bulgaria. For 87 years, the library has developed and now provides an up-to-date collection, electronic catalog, free internet access, modern equipment, and new services. It promotes the lives and work of prominent local figures, teaches children about local traditions and customs, and partners with the local school on reading initiatives. The library also facilitates access to information for the whole community.
The National Humanitarian High School "St. St. Cyril and Metodius" in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria is a modern school with a glorious history dating back to 1880. It has around 700 students aged 14-19 studying subjects like Bulgarian language, history, music, fine arts, and foreign languages. The school aims to provide students with knowledge and skills for healthy living while broadening their creative expression and art literacy. It has departments for humanitarian studies and arts, with many students actively participating in projects and showing their work in exhibitions.
1. The document provides information about Ciocănești commune located in Suceava County, Romania, including its villages, location along the Bistrita Aurie River, and history dating back to Moldovan founders like Bogdan and Dragos.
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Khasavyurt is a multicultural city in Dagestan known for its history of cultural and political importance in the Northern Caucasus region. As the "Northern Gate" to Dagestan, it has strategic importance for peace in the republic. The city emerged in the 18th century and grew as a military fortress, later becoming a regional center with over 30 nationalities represented among its 120,000 residents today. Khasavyurt has historically played a role in cultural exchange and hosted famous visitors like Tolstoy, Dumas, and Lermontov who wrote about their experiences there. Today it continues traditions of cultural diversity and religious tolerance while developing industry, education, and sports like wrestling.
Slovenia is a small, geographically diverse country located in Central Europe at the intersection of several mountain ranges and bodies of water. It has served as a cultural crossroads for centuries, with influences from various neighboring regions and nations. Litija is a town of around 7,000 people located along the Sava River in central Slovenia. The town is surrounded by hills and contains historic buildings, shops, and institutions. A nearby castle housed a famous polymath who made significant contributions to science and helped establish the town's history.
This document provides an overview of traditions and innovations at small public libraries in Stambolovo Municipality, Bulgaria. It describes the natural beauty and history of the region. Libraries have transitioned from small collections to modern information centers through a program that provided computers and training. Libraries preserve cultural heritage through collections and events celebrating traditions like Vine Grower's Day, Baba Marta, and Lazarus Saturday. They host community events and bring generations together while adapting to current needs through technology and knowledge access.
Students supervised by their Biology, Geograpy, English and ICT teachers prepared a common photo album of flora, fauna and geographical features of the region. This product was integrated in Biology, Geograpy and English classes. Responsible: College Pierre et Marie Curie, Albert Cedex, France.
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This presentation is a part of the final product DVD “Portfolio about famous people from the region, virtual gallery” made by students from Szkola Podstawowa nr.1 im. Wojska Polskiego w Gniewkowie, Gniewkowo, Poland. Responsible of final product: Escola Básica de Alvor, Portugal.
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1. Comenius multilateral partnership
2012-2014.
European Multiguide
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.
This publication 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.
http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/education_culture/publ/graphics/beneficiaries_all.pdf
Famous People in Lithuania
2. Famous People in my Region
Suvalkija region has always been known for famous and well
educated people in the history of Lithuania. This presentation
seeks to introduce five persons who have their roots from the
region as well as are well known in present day Lithuania.
These personalities represent different fields such as Sports,
Art, Music, History and Literature.
4. Sport
A famous sportsman from Kalvarija is Evaldas Grigaitis. He is just
25 years old and plays for the best football club in Lithuania-
“Vėtra”. He also was a student at Kalvarijos gymnasium.
As for his appearance he is quite a handsome man: neither tall nor
slender. He is well built and loves wearing casually elegant clothes
such as t-shirts and jeans. He is crazy about sport. Evaldas not
only loves playing football. He also enjoys playing volleyball and
basketball. He is a friendly personality as most of his time is devoted
to his friends, he also loves children and children love him, too. So
I have to say that Evaldas Grigaitis is a wonderful man. However,
he is an incredible football player, he has got a promising future as
a football player.
6. Music
Born in 1977 in a small village Jungenai close to Kalvarija
Egidijus Bavykinas is a well known oper singer in Lithuania
nowadays. He studied at Marijampolė Teacher Training college
,played for Lithuanian students basketball league, he also was a
church choir singer. Today he performs different roles in Kaunas
Music theatre.
Egidijus is a good – looking man. He has curly brown hair and blue
eyes, and he is of medium build. He likes to wear comfortable and
stylish clothing.
Egidijus friends think that he is friendly, reasonable, interesting
and helpful man. In his free time Egidijus plays basketball, reads
books and is interested in culture. As he lives in the suburbs of
Marijampole he is fond of spending time with family.
I think that this person is very interesting and talented. I am
proud that Egidijus Bavikinas is from Marijampolė district.
7. Literature
Anzelmas Matutis was born in 1923. January 7.This year is the year
of his 90 th anniversary. He is known as children’s poet as well
as an editor and famous personality in Marijampole region.
His career started after graduating from teachers’ seminary in
1942 in Marijampole. He taught the Lithuanian language and
literature and was one of those poets who loved composing
poems for the smallest readers. A.M atutis is still beloved by
children his poems aims at the love for nature and homeland.
His birthplace cottage in Zomcine village is an open memorial
museum for those who are interested in his poetry and for those
who wish to visit a wooden sculpture park depicting his heroes.
9. Jonas Basanavičius
Jonas Basanavičius was born in 1851. November 23., Ožkabaliai, Bartninkai parish,
Marijampolės County .Died 1927. February 16. . Thsi is the person who contributed to
the history of our country a lot. He was a well known doctor, editor of the first
Lithuanuan newspaper Ausra ( published in Poland), a professor at university and the
personality we come across on the banknote of Lithuanian currency Litas.
Speaking about his passion to the native language it is worth mentioning that he worked
a lot to gather songs, tales, myths and legends that were passed from generation to
generation.
He started he pursued a career of a doctor after graduating the Moscow Medical
Academy. As it was difficult to his parents to make both ends meet , he also
supplemented his income by taking up private tutoring, but the living conditions were
harsh and that had a long lasting impact on his health.
Because of his active efforts to preserve the Lithuanian language as the country was
under the strict ruling of Tzar, he was deemed to exile and work in Russia. He took an
option given by his colleague and fleed to Bulgaria where he had been working as a
doctor since 1880-1905.
About 40 studies from history, archeology, culture, history, ethnography, folklore,
linguistics, sanitation, about 140 different items were compiled and published .
He died in Wilno (Vilnius) on February 16, 1927, Lithuanian Independence Day, and was
buried in Rasos Cemetery.
11. Art
Born in 1959 Antanas Lastauskas in Islandziu village is a famous
craftsman of wood work, in particular, cross-crafting.
He lives in Kalvarija and he plunged into the world of wooden folk in
1989. His first exhibition on “Bread Road” was held in 2004 in
Kalvarijos public library. He is an active participant in various
exhibitions, fairs, competitions not only in Lithuania, but also abroad.
He carves pillar type crosses, wooden monuments. One of his
masterpieces is situated in the churchyard of Kalvarijos church and is
devoted to those who had been deported.
He has been a member of Lithuanian folk artists union since 2003.
What is more, he has been awarded with many prises for ethnographic
heritage.
Today he is willing to give lessons of wood carving to young pupils who
come to visit his workshops.
12. Resources
Jurgita Kupcinskaite personal photo album (sportsman
Evaldas Grigaitis)
Egidijus Bavykinas (family photo album)
Jonas Basanavicius (scaned banknotes)
Antanas Lastauskas photos of his works.(Kalvarijos
gymnasium photo album)