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One Day in the Life of Virtual Exchange Morocco- USA
1.
2. Morocco- USA CS ‘One Day in the Life’
Videoconferencing through Abobe Connect
3. sub-theme one:
snapshots of “everyday life”
• Student Products and Posts:
“my name” poem and introduction post
2 response posts to peers “my name poem”
Introduction photo post
• Learning Goals:
Students will reflect and make comparisons on
their daily lives
Students will create a side-by-side photo essay
after a scavenger hunt.
4.
5.
6.
7. Sub-theme two:
Writing poems: ‘Where I am from’ & ‘ who I am’
• Learning Goals:
* Students will craft an original poem based on
observations of their neighborhood.
* Students will connect individual observations to
one another.
* Students will share original work with a live
audience.
* Students will collaborate to create a unified Poem
* Students will understand and practice sequencing
8. Sub-theme Three:
YOU MAY THINK I AM____BUT I REALLY
AM_________
• Learning Goals:
• Present digital narratives highlighting the ways
youth in America and Morocco are both
stereotyped and defy stereotypes
• Final videoconference connection to share
select media to a global audience online.
• School and/or community exhibition (posters,
photo gallery, etc).
9. Pedagogical Merits.
• It is a PBL
• It is task-based
• It lends itself to the SBA
• It is based on the ICT ( Digital media creation,
online intraction, blogging, etc..)
• It boosts autonomy
• It bridges students’ hearts and minds,
• It increases motivation and enhances
collaboration and teamwork.
10. More ….
•+ knowledge, students learn how to take
responsibility, build confidence, solve
problems and work collaboratively,
communicate ideas and be creative.
•It emphasizes real-world appilcation of
technology and skills.
•It is meaningful
11. The closing of the project
June 2/3 2015 in Ouaouizeght, Beni Mellal
With the participation
Public Affairs Section-US embassy ,Rabat
MEARN president
iEARN US
CS schools presentation and discussion
Video Conferences with US schools
-Moderated by : Jennifer Russel – IEARN US