ILLUSTRATION REPORT - November 2022 - Italy
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This document provides an activity report for the project "DIFFERENT,BUTEQUALS!" funded by the European Commission through the ERASMUS+ program. During a meeting in Medgidia, Romania from November 6-12, 2022, partners gathered information on well-being, created multimedia materials, and presented in a seminar. They also did music and theater activities to allow children to apply knowledge spontaneously. Students attended an opera performance in Palermo, interacting with musicians. Partners celebrated Trees Day and students evaluated the project through a questionnaire.
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