This document presents the results of questionnaires evaluating the first year of a Comenius program called "Talking Art & Art Talking" (TAAT) involving students, teachers, and parents from 2nd Primary School of Pera Choriou Nisou in Cyprus. The questionnaires assessed participants' experiences in the program and their views on its benefits. Key findings include: Students reported that the greatest benefit was learning about art and various forms, and most enjoyed meeting artists and creating artworks. Teachers felt the program widened students' cultural horizons and added new content and teaching methods. Parents believed their children benefited from improved language skills and cultural exposure through international collaboration on art. Overall, the evaluations showed positive support for the program from
This document summarizes a study on fast fashion, sustainability, and luxury brands. The researchers interviewed young consumers in Hong Kong and Canada about their perceptions of fast fashion, sustainability, and luxury goods. They found that while consumers are concerned about the environment, sustainability is not commonly associated with fashion. However, luxury brands that emphasize quality and craftsmanship may be able to unite fashion and sustainability. The rapid production cycles of fast fashion lead to unsustainability, but fill the desire for new styles and identities.
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The HSC rolling photo show will be held at the school. Students are encouraged to submit photos from their high school experience over the past year to be included in the slideshow that will play at the event. Those who submit photos must include their name and are asked to keep the photos appropriate for a school function.
The document describes a primary school in Getxo, The Basque Country. It provides questions about a primary 3/4/5 classroom, asking about the number of children, Christmas celebrations at school and home, whether they celebrate Halloween, the number of subjects and use of textbooks, the age of the student, and activities over the summer and presence of plants in the school. The document ends by saying goodbye in Basque.
This document lists notable landmarks from several European countries, including a primary school in Cyprus, bridges in Belgium and Germany, a football stadium in the United Kingdom, the Colosseum in Italy twice, and other landmarks from France, Spain, and Portugal.
The document summarizes the history of internet access in the Philippines from 1991-1998. It describes how multinational corporations first accessed the internet in 1991-1993. Dr. William Torres spearheaded connecting the Philippines to the internet through the PhilNet project in 1991-1993. On March 29, 1994, Benjie Tan established the Philippines' first connection to the internet through a PLDT network center. Internet service improved in 1997-1998 when PLDT launched the Philippine Internet Exchange to interconnect local ISPs and PHNet connected to Japan's Pacific Network for faster international access.
This document summarizes a study on fast fashion, sustainability, and luxury brands. The researchers interviewed young consumers in Hong Kong and Canada about their perceptions of fast fashion, sustainability, and luxury goods. They found that while consumers are concerned about the environment, sustainability is not commonly associated with fashion. However, consumers are open to environmentalism. The researchers hypothesize that luxury brands, which emphasize quality and craftsmanship, can better unite fashion and sustainability.
This document summarizes a study on fast fashion, sustainability, and luxury brands. The researchers interviewed young consumers in Hong Kong and Canada about their perceptions of fast fashion, sustainability, and luxury goods. They found that while consumers are concerned about the environment, sustainability is not commonly associated with fashion. However, luxury brands that emphasize quality and craftsmanship may be able to unite fashion and sustainability. The rapid production cycles of fast fashion lead to unsustainability, but fill the desire for new styles and identities.
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The HSC rolling photo show will be held at the school. Students are encouraged to submit photos from their high school experience over the past year to be included in the slideshow that will play at the event. Those who submit photos must include their name and are asked to keep the photos appropriate for a school function.
The document describes a primary school in Getxo, The Basque Country. It provides questions about a primary 3/4/5 classroom, asking about the number of children, Christmas celebrations at school and home, whether they celebrate Halloween, the number of subjects and use of textbooks, the age of the student, and activities over the summer and presence of plants in the school. The document ends by saying goodbye in Basque.
This document lists notable landmarks from several European countries, including a primary school in Cyprus, bridges in Belgium and Germany, a football stadium in the United Kingdom, the Colosseum in Italy twice, and other landmarks from France, Spain, and Portugal.
The document summarizes the history of internet access in the Philippines from 1991-1998. It describes how multinational corporations first accessed the internet in 1991-1993. Dr. William Torres spearheaded connecting the Philippines to the internet through the PhilNet project in 1991-1993. On March 29, 1994, Benjie Tan established the Philippines' first connection to the internet through a PLDT network center. Internet service improved in 1997-1998 when PLDT launched the Philippine Internet Exchange to interconnect local ISPs and PHNet connected to Japan's Pacific Network for faster international access.
This document summarizes a study on fast fashion, sustainability, and luxury brands. The researchers interviewed young consumers in Hong Kong and Canada about their perceptions of fast fashion, sustainability, and luxury goods. They found that while consumers are concerned about the environment, sustainability is not commonly associated with fashion. However, consumers are open to environmentalism. The researchers hypothesize that luxury brands, which emphasize quality and craftsmanship, can better unite fashion and sustainability.
A survey was conducted of teachers who participated in an educational project. The majority of teachers reported that the project's objectives were effectively communicated to other teachers and students. Most teachers also found that the project had a positive impact on the local community and helped increase their foreign language, technology, and knowledge of other cultures. Over 90% felt the project improved perceptions of cultural diversity in the EU and would participate in a new project.
A survey was conducted of parents with questions about their child's participation in a European school project. For most questions, a strong majority responded positively: 70% said their child learned about other cultures, 94% thought it important for the school to participate in European projects, 57% saw improvement in their child's English, and 89% said their child enjoyed working on the project. However, only 17% of parents were directly involved in project activities, and 68% of children did not participate in a student exchange, though 32% who did reported enjoying it. Overall, 91% of parents were satisfied with how the school conducted the project.
The document summarizes the responses from a teacher evaluation questionnaire about their experiences participating in the Comenius Partnership project called "Talking Art & Art Talking". Some key findings from the survey include:
- The majority of teachers (70%) had not participated in a Comenius Partnership before.
- Most teachers felt the greatest advantages for students were improving foreign language skills (27%) and widening their cultural horizons (43%).
- When asked how the project influenced their teaching, most teachers said it improved their knowledge of foreign artists (33%) and provided new teaching methods and ideas (29%).
- When asked how to improve future projects, most teachers suggested deeper student engagement (48
This document discusses questions related to child development and pedagogy as well as mathematics. It contains multiple choice questions about topics like Piaget's stages of cognitive development, principles of learning, characteristics of intelligent children, needs of children, teaching methods, assessment techniques, and mathematical concepts. The questions cover areas such as shapes, measurement, operations, problem solving, and teaching strategies for mathematics.
Chestionare de evaluare finala ale proiectului GENDER ROLE INEQUALITES au fost aplicate in toate cele 7 tari partenere (TURCIA, SPANIA, ITALIA, PORTUGALIA, BULGARIA , GRECIA si ROMANIA), elevilor, cadrelor didactice si parintilor. In Romania, interpretarea rezultatelor a demonstrat atingerea obiectivelor propuse prin Formularul de Candidatura
This document is an evaluation form for students who participated in a Comenius project called "Generational link: playing and learning." It contains 11 multiple choice and short answer questions for students to provide feedback on their experience in the project. The questions ask students about their country, gender, level of involvement in project activities, benefits gained such as increased awareness of European identity and culture, skills developed in areas like foreign language and ICT, increased motivation and social skills, new friendships made, and enhanced sense of belonging to the European community.
This document is an evaluation form for students who participated in a Comenius project called "Generational link: playing and learning". The form contains 11 multiple choice and short answer questions to assess the students' experiences in the project. It asks them about which country and grade they are in, what activities they participated in, what benefits they gained, which school subjects were involved, and whether their skills like foreign language, ICT, motivation and social skills increased as a result of participating.
This document contains summaries of feedback surveys from students who participated in mobility activities in Poland, Turkey, Greece, and Spain as part of a teaching/learning project. The summaries include the number of participants, questions asked in the surveys, percentages of responses to each question, and conclusions drawn from analyzing the results. Some key conclusions were that more teambuilding and integration activities are needed, students should have more opportunities to express opinions, and presentations from partner schools were engaging and relevant to the project topic.
This document summarizes the results of a survey on language students' perspectives on using web 2.0 tools in language education. The survey found that students regularly use smartphones and laptops to access social networking sites, text, and blogs for personal use. In classes, they have used wikis and discussion boards more than other tools. Students were indifferent about tools' educational value but thought they could help skills if used creatively outside class. Educators should consider how students currently use tools for fun when integrating technology.
This document provides a course outline for ICCU 202 Introduction to Eastern and Western Art at Mahidol University. The 4-credit course is offered all trimesters to 45 students and is taught by Assistant Professor Dale Konstanz. Over 12 weeks, students will learn about various elements and principles of art through lectures, discussions, and analyzing artworks. Assessment includes essays, quizzes, oral presentations, and a final exam. The course aims to develop students' understanding and appreciation of art from different cultures and time periods.
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This document outlines proposed reforms to the Philippines' senior high school curriculum under the K-12 educational system. Key points include:
- The curriculum would be revised from the current core subjects to 31 proposed 80-hour subjects across core, common track, and specialization subjects for Grades 11-12.
- Common track subjects are designed to allow students time to decide on career options and switch tracks without penalties.
- Proposed academic, technical-vocational, and specialization subject options are provided for different tracks and strands.
- The goals are to prepare students for college and make the curriculum more aligned with CHED and TESDA standards and requirements.
This document is a questionnaire for teachers about a Comenius project involving schools in Portugal and several other European countries. It asks teachers about their knowledge and involvement in the project, the motivations and benefits of participation, and their views on the project. The responses indicate that most teachers are involved and have found benefits such as exchanging experiences with other teachers, motivating students, and learning about other cultures. The project also seems to have changed some teachers' practices by influencing lesson planning and technology use.
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The document provides an outline for an English lesson plan on university education. It includes discussion questions, readings, listening exercises, grammar lessons, speaking practices, and a vocabulary quiz focused on the pros and cons of attending university. Various countries' university systems are also compared. The lesson plan aims to improve students' English language skills while discussing issues related to higher education.
Virtual Mobility in Higher Education: Appraising the Impact of a VE Project d...Florence Le Baron-Earle
This document outlines a virtual exchange project between the University of Limerick and 5 partner universities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The project, called Erasmus Speaks, involved 678 students across the universities completing 3 collaborative tasks focused on language learning and cultural exchange over 6 weeks. The tasks included creating multimedia presentations on their campus culture, discussing films in the target language, and conducting interviews on cultural artifacts. While there were challenges related to scheduling and language proficiency, feedback found the tasks increased students' confidence in communicating and cultural awareness. The project demonstrated how well-designed collaborative online intercultural activities can support language learning during disruptions to traditional study abroad.
This document appears to be a survey asking about interests, skills, fears and expectations for an upcoming project. It inquires about what makes the respondent happy, whether they like teamwork, want to learn new languages, are excited about traveling, meeting people and practicing English for the project, and what contributions and skills they hope to develop. It also asks about preferred fun activities and the possibility of finding a soul mate through the project.
This document appears to be a survey asking about interests, skills, fears and expectations for an upcoming project. It inquires about what makes the respondent happy, whether they like teamwork, want to learn new languages, are excited about traveling, meeting people and practicing English for the project, and what contributions and skills they hope to develop. It also asks about preferred fun activities and whether the respondent expects to find their soulmate through the project.
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A survey was conducted of teachers who participated in an educational project. The majority of teachers reported that the project's objectives were effectively communicated to other teachers and students. Most teachers also found that the project had a positive impact on the local community and helped increase their foreign language, technology, and knowledge of other cultures. Over 90% felt the project improved perceptions of cultural diversity in the EU and would participate in a new project.
A survey was conducted of parents with questions about their child's participation in a European school project. For most questions, a strong majority responded positively: 70% said their child learned about other cultures, 94% thought it important for the school to participate in European projects, 57% saw improvement in their child's English, and 89% said their child enjoyed working on the project. However, only 17% of parents were directly involved in project activities, and 68% of children did not participate in a student exchange, though 32% who did reported enjoying it. Overall, 91% of parents were satisfied with how the school conducted the project.
The document summarizes the responses from a teacher evaluation questionnaire about their experiences participating in the Comenius Partnership project called "Talking Art & Art Talking". Some key findings from the survey include:
- The majority of teachers (70%) had not participated in a Comenius Partnership before.
- Most teachers felt the greatest advantages for students were improving foreign language skills (27%) and widening their cultural horizons (43%).
- When asked how the project influenced their teaching, most teachers said it improved their knowledge of foreign artists (33%) and provided new teaching methods and ideas (29%).
- When asked how to improve future projects, most teachers suggested deeper student engagement (48
This document discusses questions related to child development and pedagogy as well as mathematics. It contains multiple choice questions about topics like Piaget's stages of cognitive development, principles of learning, characteristics of intelligent children, needs of children, teaching methods, assessment techniques, and mathematical concepts. The questions cover areas such as shapes, measurement, operations, problem solving, and teaching strategies for mathematics.
Chestionare de evaluare finala ale proiectului GENDER ROLE INEQUALITES au fost aplicate in toate cele 7 tari partenere (TURCIA, SPANIA, ITALIA, PORTUGALIA, BULGARIA , GRECIA si ROMANIA), elevilor, cadrelor didactice si parintilor. In Romania, interpretarea rezultatelor a demonstrat atingerea obiectivelor propuse prin Formularul de Candidatura
This document is an evaluation form for students who participated in a Comenius project called "Generational link: playing and learning." It contains 11 multiple choice and short answer questions for students to provide feedback on their experience in the project. The questions ask students about their country, gender, level of involvement in project activities, benefits gained such as increased awareness of European identity and culture, skills developed in areas like foreign language and ICT, increased motivation and social skills, new friendships made, and enhanced sense of belonging to the European community.
This document is an evaluation form for students who participated in a Comenius project called "Generational link: playing and learning". The form contains 11 multiple choice and short answer questions to assess the students' experiences in the project. It asks them about which country and grade they are in, what activities they participated in, what benefits they gained, which school subjects were involved, and whether their skills like foreign language, ICT, motivation and social skills increased as a result of participating.
This document contains summaries of feedback surveys from students who participated in mobility activities in Poland, Turkey, Greece, and Spain as part of a teaching/learning project. The summaries include the number of participants, questions asked in the surveys, percentages of responses to each question, and conclusions drawn from analyzing the results. Some key conclusions were that more teambuilding and integration activities are needed, students should have more opportunities to express opinions, and presentations from partner schools were engaging and relevant to the project topic.
This document summarizes the results of a survey on language students' perspectives on using web 2.0 tools in language education. The survey found that students regularly use smartphones and laptops to access social networking sites, text, and blogs for personal use. In classes, they have used wikis and discussion boards more than other tools. Students were indifferent about tools' educational value but thought they could help skills if used creatively outside class. Educators should consider how students currently use tools for fun when integrating technology.
This document provides a course outline for ICCU 202 Introduction to Eastern and Western Art at Mahidol University. The 4-credit course is offered all trimesters to 45 students and is taught by Assistant Professor Dale Konstanz. Over 12 weeks, students will learn about various elements and principles of art through lectures, discussions, and analyzing artworks. Assessment includes essays, quizzes, oral presentations, and a final exam. The course aims to develop students' understanding and appreciation of art from different cultures and time periods.
Senior high school curriculum palawan pafte 18 oct 2013ooneenoo
This document outlines proposed reforms to the Philippines' senior high school curriculum under the K-12 educational system. Key points include:
- The curriculum would be revised from the current core subjects to 31 proposed 80-hour subjects across core, common track, and specialization subjects for Grades 11-12.
- Common track subjects are designed to allow students time to decide on career options and switch tracks without penalties.
- Proposed academic, technical-vocational, and specialization subject options are provided for different tracks and strands.
- The goals are to prepare students for college and make the curriculum more aligned with CHED and TESDA standards and requirements.
This document is a questionnaire for teachers about a Comenius project involving schools in Portugal and several other European countries. It asks teachers about their knowledge and involvement in the project, the motivations and benefits of participation, and their views on the project. The responses indicate that most teachers are involved and have found benefits such as exchanging experiences with other teachers, motivating students, and learning about other cultures. The project also seems to have changed some teachers' practices by influencing lesson planning and technology use.
EF4I Unit 7A - Education and First conditional.pptxPremLearn
The document provides an outline for an English lesson plan on university education. It includes discussion questions, readings, listening exercises, grammar lessons, speaking practices, and a vocabulary quiz focused on the pros and cons of attending university. Various countries' university systems are also compared. The lesson plan aims to improve students' English language skills while discussing issues related to higher education.
Virtual Mobility in Higher Education: Appraising the Impact of a VE Project d...Florence Le Baron-Earle
This document outlines a virtual exchange project between the University of Limerick and 5 partner universities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The project, called Erasmus Speaks, involved 678 students across the universities completing 3 collaborative tasks focused on language learning and cultural exchange over 6 weeks. The tasks included creating multimedia presentations on their campus culture, discussing films in the target language, and conducting interviews on cultural artifacts. While there were challenges related to scheduling and language proficiency, feedback found the tasks increased students' confidence in communicating and cultural awareness. The project demonstrated how well-designed collaborative online intercultural activities can support language learning during disruptions to traditional study abroad.
This document appears to be a survey asking about interests, skills, fears and expectations for an upcoming project. It inquires about what makes the respondent happy, whether they like teamwork, want to learn new languages, are excited about traveling, meeting people and practicing English for the project, and what contributions and skills they hope to develop. It also asks about preferred fun activities and the possibility of finding a soul mate through the project.
This document appears to be a survey asking about interests, skills, fears and expectations for an upcoming project. It inquires about what makes the respondent happy, whether they like teamwork, want to learn new languages, are excited about traveling, meeting people and practicing English for the project, and what contributions and skills they hope to develop. It also asks about preferred fun activities and whether the respondent expects to find their soulmate through the project.
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3. Question 1
Is this the first time that you participate in the
Comenius program? Yes: 114 No: 6
114
6
1st Qtr
2nd Qtr
4. Question 2
What in your opinion is the greatest benefit of the
Comenius program entitled TA & AT?
1. I can improve in foreign languages (5)
2. I can make new friends (25)
3. I can learn more about the art and various forms (63)
4. I can find out about the educational system in other countries (32)
5. other (1)
5
25
63
32
Benefit
1st Qtr
2nd Qtr
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
Άλλο
5. Question 3
Were you aware of the participating countries before
the Comenius program?
1. Yes, all of them (40)
2. Yes, some of them (37)
3. Yes, but only a few of them (19)
4. No, none of them (24)
5
25
63
32
1
Participating countries
1st Qtr
2nd Qtr
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
Άλλο
6. Question 4
Did you know the artists that you met before the start
of the program?
1. Yes, all of them
2. Yes, most of them
3. Yes, but some of them
4. No, not one of them
8.23.2
1.4
1.2
1st Qtr
2nd Qtr
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
7. Question 5
What aspects of the program did you like more? You can
choose more than just one answer.
1. To improve our knowledge about the art and artists (77) 2. find new friends
from abroad (53)
3. to have more tasks than usual (30)
4. working more collaboratively with our classmates (67)
5. To improve our knowledge in foreign languages (40)
6. To learn more art styles (86)
7. To improve our knowledge in geography (32)
8. To create works and to show our partners (70)
9. To create "Art games" (Art Games) (76)
10. to visit exhibitions of painting (64)
11. To meet artists from close (92)
12. Other (15)
9. Question 6
What do you think about sharing knowledge with
students from other countries?
1. It is an easy way to learn about others and different cultures (60)
2. don't find particularly interesting to learn about other cultures (18)
3. pushes to give out your best self (42)
4. Gives purpose to the various courses that you do (28)
5. Other (5)
8.23.2
1.4
1.2
1st Qtr
2nd Qtr
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
10. Question 7
Would you like to meet in person students and teachers
from the other participating countries?
1. Yes, I would have liked them to come in our country
2. Yes, I would have liked to go to their country
3. Yes, I would have liked to communicate with them online on the website
4. No, I'm not interested in closer contacts
8.23.2
1.4
1.2
1st Qtr
2nd Qtr
3rd Qtr
4th Qtr
11. What else would you like to be included in the Comenius
program? (You can tick √ more than one statements)
1. To give more time to the course of art (93)
2. to meet other artists (81)
3. to visit art exhibitions (70)
4. to follow and to participate in the art workshop (78)
5. to have more communication with our partner students (57)
6. To use more technology media in the program (51)
7. create more things, to demonstrate to partners (64)
8. To learn more about our partners (56)
9. to learn more about our partner schools (53)
10. to conduct more social events (54)
11. other (3)
Question 8
14. Question 1
Have you participated in a Comenius Partnership before?
1.Yes, with the same school (0)
2.Yes, in another school (7)
3.No, never (6)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3
Previous participation
15. Question 2
Why did you decide to participate in the Comenius
Partnership?
1.As a school teacher, I felt obliged to do that (3)
2.I find it an interesting learning experience, both for pupils and teachers (10)
3.I wanted to travel abroad and meet new friends(0)
4.I wanted to improve foreign languages(0)
5.Other (0)
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Category
1
Category
2
Category
3
Category
4
Category
5
Participation’s reasons
Series 1
16. Which do you think is the greatest advantage of such
projects for the pupils?
1. They improve foreign language(0)
2. They can find new friends(0)
3. They can travel abroad(0)
4. They can learn something new(0)
5. They can widen their cultural horizon(4)
6. Other(9)
Question 3
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Greatest advantage
Greatest
advantage
17. Which aspects of your teaching experience have
been more influenced by the participation in the
project TA&AT?
1.I improved my knowledge about art and foreign artists (contents)(5)
2.I found new ideas and methods for teaching art (methodology) (5)
3.It added much more work to the usual curriculum (work)(0)
4. I worked more in cooperation with teachers of other subjects (relationship)(3)
5.Other(0)
Question 4
0
1
2
3
4
5
6 Influenced aspects
Series 1
18. What was the added value of this project to the
pupils' school experience?
1.They improved their knowledge of foreign language (language
skills)(0)
2.They learnt about art and artists from other countries (different from
usual (curriculum)(6)
3.They learnt new art techniques(2)
4.They felt more engaged in learning art(5)
5.Other(0)
Question 5
0
2
4
6
8
Category
1
Category
2
Category
3
Category
4
Category
Added value
Series 1
19. According to your opinion, except for those specified in
the project, which other subjects are involved in it?
1.Foreign Language (7)
2.Geography(12)
3.History(8)
4.Mother language (3)
5.Maths(4)
6.Science(1)
7.Technology(4)
8.Other(0)
Question 6
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Other Subjects
Series 1
20. Were your students with special needs involved in the
project?
1.Yes, totally(5)
2.Yes, but partially(4)
3.Not at all(1)
4.There are no students with special needs in my class(3)
Question 7
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4
Envolvment of pupils with Sp. Needs
Series 1
21. What do you think are your students' feelings about this
project?
1.They feel really engaged(10)
2.It is just something they have to do(1)
3.They don't like it at all(0)
4.Other (2)
Question 8
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4
Student’s feelings
Series 1
22. Were you involved in a mobility abroad?
1.Yes (4)
2.No (9)
Question 9
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3
Mobilities
Series 1
24. How did you find out about our school's participation in the
Comenius program entitled Talking Art & Art Talking?
1.From your kids (44)
2. teachers (35)
3. from our school website (2)
4. From other parents (9)
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25. Did you ever in the past hear for school partnerships?
1.Yes(67)
2.No (23)
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26. If yes from where?
1. school/teachers
2. from your other children
3. other schools
4. from the Internet
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28. If yes, what do you think is the key advantage that your
child will benefit from, with the active involvement in this
program?
1. helps to learn foreign languages (20)
2. Broadens the cultural horizons of (43)
3. Enhances his knowledge (15)
4. Creates and develops friendships (12)
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29. 4. To what extent have you been involved in your child's
experience in Comenius?
1. I heard about it(8)
2. I am not involved in school activities (2)
3. I assist my child in some related activities (24)
4. I know the activities that take place (56)
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30. What is the main theme of the Comenius program in
your school that is entitled Talking Art & Art Talking?
1. Science (0)
2. Foreign languages (8)
3. Various forms of art (82)
4. I don't know (0)
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31. What do you think are the feelings of your children,
regarding the Comenius program and the theme with
which we deal with?
1. They feel particularly excited (83)
2. It is something that they necessarily perform (2)
3. They don't like it at all (0)
4. Other (5)
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32. Would you allow your child to travel to one school of our
partners with teachers from our school?
1. Yes (59)
2. No (31)
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