Illustrative activity report - November 2022
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The document summarizes activities from a project funded by the European Commission through the Erasmus+ program. It discusses organizing learning activities between partner schools in November, disseminating information about the activities online and in local media. It also describes various classroom activities focused on gratitude, cultural heritage, tolerance, and assertive communication skills that were carried out with students to promote the themes of the larger project.
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