This is a company profile of Museum Ceria, the first event organizer which provide fun active learning programs for schools to visit museums in Indonesia.
The document summarizes information about two schools in Croatia - a central school and four local schools in a neighboring area. It provides student enrollment numbers and notes that English has been taught from various grades over the past 10-25 years. It also describes the daily schedule, optional subjects, and extracurricular activities at the schools. Additionally, it outlines the schools' involvement in 45 eTwinning projects since 2009, including awards received, and topics covered by the projects. Finally, it lists some recent school and extracurricular activities from the past few years.
Workshop at school library "Lithuania - my homeland"katyciai1
This document summarizes a workshop held at a school library in Lithuania for grades 1-4 as part of an Erasmus+ project from 2018-2020. The workshop, which had 25 pupils, aimed to acquaint students with Lithuanian legends and fairy tales to improve reading, communication, collaboration, and creativity skills through methods like workshop, group work, and performance. Students read Lithuanian folktales and legends and discussed and completed various tasks related to them.
This document provides information about Primary School "Vuk Karadzic" in Pirot, Serbia. It discusses that the school has over 1000 pupils from ages 7-14 across its main and village schools. It operates in two shifts and has a vision of modernization, teacher development, and active student and community participation. It highlights strong areas like its long tradition, skilled teachers, inclusive education, and awards. It provides details about school facilities, daily activities, celebrations, projects, technology use, and mobility participants which include the principal, psychologists, teachers of various subjects who are dedicated to empowering students.
O.Vacietis Gaujiena Secondary school in Latvia offers two educational programs, a general secondary program and a general secondary program with commercial studies. Students can participate in extracurricular activities like choir, sports, school newspaper, and environmental education. The school has 120 students and 15 teachers. It celebrates several traditions throughout the year like Teachers' Day, the day of Poetry, and the birthday of the School Newspaper. Students also participate in programs like Comenius, eTwinning, and Youth in Action.
The document summarizes information about the "Liviu Rebreanu" school in Mioveni Town, Arges County, Romania. The school is named after the Romanian writer Liviu Rebreanu and has the objectives of developing students' academic, social, physical, spiritual and artistic competences. It provides education from primary to gymnasium levels and has various facilities including classrooms, labs, a library and gym hall. The school calendar and various academic and extracurricular programs are also outlined.
This document provides information about a kindergarten located in Salaspils, Latvia. It offers a high quality curriculum to develop children's communication skills, ability to learn and solve problems, and leadership qualities. The kindergarten's philosophy is that dedicated teachers make a difference in student development and that every child is special and unique. It works to provide knowledge and enrich children's emotional world through festivals. The kindergarten also cooperates with parents through events like "Open Door Days" and seasonal exhibitions. It is involved in an international Comenius project called "Art for Learning, Art for Peace, Art for Nature, Art for Life" with eight other European kindergartens. The kindergarten has its own traditions
The Project Meeting took place from April 26-30, 2011 in Naisai, Lithuania. 20 teachers and 9 students from partner schools in Slovakia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, and Latvia participated. On the first day, participants arrived and students were paired with host families. The following days included welcoming events at the local school, observing lessons, learning about Lithuanian Easter traditions, and work sessions to discuss the project. The group also took a guided trip to Vilnius, Trakai Castle, and Kernave. The final day was spent thanking hosts and departing for home, looking forward to the next meeting in Bulgaria.
This document summarizes an Erasmus+ KA1 project called "Empowering teachers for innovative and student centered learning environment" taking place at the oldest and largest primary school in Pirot, Serbia called "Vuk Karadzic". The school has over 1000 pupils from ages 7 to 15 who attend classes in two shifts. The vision of the school is to modernize and internationalize and move away from traditional teaching towards collaborative and active learning. It outlines the school's facilities, activities, awards, and 10 staff members participating in the mobility program with the goal of upgrading skills to make the school more international and enable pupils to obtain functional knowledge to prepare for the future.
The document summarizes information about two schools in Croatia - a central school and four local schools in a neighboring area. It provides student enrollment numbers and notes that English has been taught from various grades over the past 10-25 years. It also describes the daily schedule, optional subjects, and extracurricular activities at the schools. Additionally, it outlines the schools' involvement in 45 eTwinning projects since 2009, including awards received, and topics covered by the projects. Finally, it lists some recent school and extracurricular activities from the past few years.
Workshop at school library "Lithuania - my homeland"katyciai1
This document summarizes a workshop held at a school library in Lithuania for grades 1-4 as part of an Erasmus+ project from 2018-2020. The workshop, which had 25 pupils, aimed to acquaint students with Lithuanian legends and fairy tales to improve reading, communication, collaboration, and creativity skills through methods like workshop, group work, and performance. Students read Lithuanian folktales and legends and discussed and completed various tasks related to them.
This document provides information about Primary School "Vuk Karadzic" in Pirot, Serbia. It discusses that the school has over 1000 pupils from ages 7-14 across its main and village schools. It operates in two shifts and has a vision of modernization, teacher development, and active student and community participation. It highlights strong areas like its long tradition, skilled teachers, inclusive education, and awards. It provides details about school facilities, daily activities, celebrations, projects, technology use, and mobility participants which include the principal, psychologists, teachers of various subjects who are dedicated to empowering students.
O.Vacietis Gaujiena Secondary school in Latvia offers two educational programs, a general secondary program and a general secondary program with commercial studies. Students can participate in extracurricular activities like choir, sports, school newspaper, and environmental education. The school has 120 students and 15 teachers. It celebrates several traditions throughout the year like Teachers' Day, the day of Poetry, and the birthday of the School Newspaper. Students also participate in programs like Comenius, eTwinning, and Youth in Action.
The document summarizes information about the "Liviu Rebreanu" school in Mioveni Town, Arges County, Romania. The school is named after the Romanian writer Liviu Rebreanu and has the objectives of developing students' academic, social, physical, spiritual and artistic competences. It provides education from primary to gymnasium levels and has various facilities including classrooms, labs, a library and gym hall. The school calendar and various academic and extracurricular programs are also outlined.
This document provides information about a kindergarten located in Salaspils, Latvia. It offers a high quality curriculum to develop children's communication skills, ability to learn and solve problems, and leadership qualities. The kindergarten's philosophy is that dedicated teachers make a difference in student development and that every child is special and unique. It works to provide knowledge and enrich children's emotional world through festivals. The kindergarten also cooperates with parents through events like "Open Door Days" and seasonal exhibitions. It is involved in an international Comenius project called "Art for Learning, Art for Peace, Art for Nature, Art for Life" with eight other European kindergartens. The kindergarten has its own traditions
The Project Meeting took place from April 26-30, 2011 in Naisai, Lithuania. 20 teachers and 9 students from partner schools in Slovakia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, and Latvia participated. On the first day, participants arrived and students were paired with host families. The following days included welcoming events at the local school, observing lessons, learning about Lithuanian Easter traditions, and work sessions to discuss the project. The group also took a guided trip to Vilnius, Trakai Castle, and Kernave. The final day was spent thanking hosts and departing for home, looking forward to the next meeting in Bulgaria.
This document summarizes an Erasmus+ KA1 project called "Empowering teachers for innovative and student centered learning environment" taking place at the oldest and largest primary school in Pirot, Serbia called "Vuk Karadzic". The school has over 1000 pupils from ages 7 to 15 who attend classes in two shifts. The vision of the school is to modernize and internationalize and move away from traditional teaching towards collaborative and active learning. It outlines the school's facilities, activities, awards, and 10 staff members participating in the mobility program with the goal of upgrading skills to make the school more international and enable pupils to obtain functional knowledge to prepare for the future.
This document provides contact information and an overview of Daugavpils School in Latvia. It includes the school's address, phone number, email, and website. It then summarizes some of the school's achievements in subjects, creative works, and teachers' methodological work. It also describes some of the school's facilities like classrooms, computer labs, gymnasium, library, and cafeteria. Finally, it outlines some of the school's traditions and activities like the Day of Knowledge, Student Parliament, extracurricular activities, holidays, and end-of-year celebrations.
This presentation shows how Primary School and Kindergarten Želiarska 4, Košice in Slovakia can spread information about an international project within the program Erasmus+.
This document provides information about Primary State School nr 18 located in Poznan, Poland. It summarizes that there are 40 teachers and almost 500 students. It mentions the school has certificates for "School with class" and participates in educational projects like "Holidays in Europe" and "My neighborhood." It also discusses the school's use of technology and multimedia in teaching.
The document provides biographical information about Ana Baranețcaia, an English teacher from Gymnasium Sircova in Rezina, Moldova. It states that she graduated from IRIM Chișinău in 2008 and received additional pedagogical training in 2013. She has worked as an English teacher at Gymnasium Sircova since 2010 and participates in various online courses and international projects to integrate new technologies and activities into her lessons.
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.
Balvi State Gymnasium is the largest secondary school in Balvi municipality, Latvia. It was established in 1930 and teaches 279 students from grades 7 to 12. The school has a history program, school uniform with a blue and silver owl emblem, and various extracurricular activities and traditions like Knowledge Day and the Silver Owl event. It also has a museum showcasing the history of Balvi and its people and provides scholarships to top students.
This document provides information about several Erasmus+ projects, conferences, and educational opportunities. It summarizes details about two Erasmus+ projects involving partnerships between schools in several European countries to promote music education and reading. It also lists several national and international conferences that Romanian teachers have participated in or can submit works to, addressing topics like cultural diversity, arts in education, and curriculum innovation. Finally, it announces several online courses and webinars on subjects such as reading assessment, writing instruction, and self-regulated learning that teachers may be interested in.
Our school has an artistic and vocational profile and is the only one of its kind in the county of Dambovita, where it aims to be a source of art and culture for the local community. It has 620 students and 80 teachers across grades 1 through 12 and includes sections for music, fine arts, and architecture, alongside core classes and specialized classes in design, music, and architecture. Students regularly participate in exhibitions, concerts, and contests where they often win prizes.
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The document outlines a project between six schools from Slovakia, Poland, Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey where students participated in intergenerational activities like making presents for grandparents and parents, celebrating family days, creating a picture dictionary and sharing Easter greetings to promote learning and connection between generations. The project was led by Irena Topoľančinová and involved students from her class in Humenné, Slovakia who expressed thanks to their partners and interest in future collaborations.
This document provides information about the Liceo "P. Metastasio" high school located in Scalea, Italy. It summarizes that the school has been serving the local area since 1961, aims to balance students' needs with social and economic needs of the region, and offers scientific and language courses along with extracurricular activities like trips, sports, and projects. Laboratories, equipment, and technology like an auditorium and interactive whiteboards are mentioned. The school also participates in European projects and exchanges.
This document provides information about SOU "Neofit Rilski" school in Tvarditsa, Bulgaria. It summarizes that the school was founded in 1836 and currently teaches 730 students in 30 classes. It has two buildings, computer labs, gyms, and specialized classrooms. The school also has a library, museum about its history, and participates in national education programs and European projects. Extracurricular activities include a theater group and Red Cross club. The school celebrates its patronal festival annually.
Croatia primary school tin ujević - osijekstap milk
This document provides information about Primary School 'Tin Ujević' in Osijek, Croatia. It details that the school has 698 pupils, 30 classes, and 44 teachers. It then outlines several cultural heritage projects the school participates in to help preserve local traditions, including Days of Bread which celebrates old Slavonian food and customs, Grandparents' Day where pupils bond with family over Easter egg decorating, and collecting local legends to share with partner schools. The school hopes to start a school museum and further explore the religious history of their town through future projects.
Alina Dragoi is seeking a position as an art teacher. She has over 10 years of experience teaching art in both Romania and the UK. She is skilled in a variety of art techniques and uses dynamic lessons to engage students and improve their creativity, skills, and appreciation of art. Alina has taught art at several schools in Birmingham and has experience supporting English language learners as a teaching assistant. She is committed to inspiring students and helping them realize their potential.
Tina Dee Hepworth has over 15 years of experience in teaching, editing, and administrative roles. She received a PGCE and BA in Contemporary English Studies. Her teaching experience includes positions at various primary schools from 2002-2015. She has also worked on editing educational materials and websites for publishers like Pearson and Oxford University Press. In addition to her professional experience, Tina enjoys coaching running, volunteering with a mental health charity, traveling, and spending time with her family.
Grobina gymnasium is a school in Latvia that was founded in 2006 and has 37 teachers and 315 students. Some traditions of the school include an annual foreign language theatre day where classes perform plays in languages taught at the school. The school has also participated in projects focused on multicultural Europe, creative foreign language teaching methods, and European ideals. Facilities at the school include two computer rooms, a sports hall, library, assembly hall, and cafe. The document then provides pictures of nature in Latvia across different seasons and mentions living collections and traditions, including the Latvian song and dance festival.
Primary School No. 22 in Rybnik, Poland was founded in 1912 and is now located in a building from 1986 with 331 students in 14 classes. It has various specialized classrooms for subjects like IT, art, music and biology, as well as gymnasiums and a library. The school participates in international educational exchange programs with schools in other European countries. It offers a range of extracurricular activities like performances, contests, trips and celebrations that provide students with energy to learn.
Webinar: Study in Switzerland (Oct 2013)brillantmont
Brillantmont International School held two webinars on the subject of Swiss education in October 2013. The attached presentation includes a photo tour of the school, Study programmes, life as boarding student, the summer course programme, Swiss schooling as a gateway to the world's best universities with Lausanne home of world-class higher education and at the heart of multicultural Europe, European field trips, Model United Nations, Winter sports, after-school activities, A-Level and American academic programmes, and many more topics.
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 Sampeteris Branch Library was founded in 1909 and has occupied several locations over the years, moving to its current location at 6 Lielirbes Street in 1986. In 2012, it was awarded the name Sampeteris Branch Library. The library collects information about the local Sampeteris neighborhood and has held various events focused on local history and culture over the years. It also participates in reading promotion programs for children and international library events. The library cooperates with several local schools.
This document summarizes a Python program that combines physiological sensor data and applies machine learning algorithms. The goals are to create a program that accepts data from five sensors, fuses the data, and runs it through machine learning using Orange Data Mining. A graphical user interface was also developed to customize how the program runs. The program takes sensor data, formats it, generates files for machine learning algorithms in Orange to analyze, fuses the files across sensors, and runs various machine learning techniques to predict psychological states from patterns in the data.
This document provides contact information and an overview of Daugavpils School in Latvia. It includes the school's address, phone number, email, and website. It then summarizes some of the school's achievements in subjects, creative works, and teachers' methodological work. It also describes some of the school's facilities like classrooms, computer labs, gymnasium, library, and cafeteria. Finally, it outlines some of the school's traditions and activities like the Day of Knowledge, Student Parliament, extracurricular activities, holidays, and end-of-year celebrations.
This presentation shows how Primary School and Kindergarten Želiarska 4, Košice in Slovakia can spread information about an international project within the program Erasmus+.
This document provides information about Primary State School nr 18 located in Poznan, Poland. It summarizes that there are 40 teachers and almost 500 students. It mentions the school has certificates for "School with class" and participates in educational projects like "Holidays in Europe" and "My neighborhood." It also discusses the school's use of technology and multimedia in teaching.
The document provides biographical information about Ana Baranețcaia, an English teacher from Gymnasium Sircova in Rezina, Moldova. It states that she graduated from IRIM Chișinău in 2008 and received additional pedagogical training in 2013. She has worked as an English teacher at Gymnasium Sircova since 2010 and participates in various online courses and international projects to integrate new technologies and activities into her lessons.
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.
Balvi State Gymnasium is the largest secondary school in Balvi municipality, Latvia. It was established in 1930 and teaches 279 students from grades 7 to 12. The school has a history program, school uniform with a blue and silver owl emblem, and various extracurricular activities and traditions like Knowledge Day and the Silver Owl event. It also has a museum showcasing the history of Balvi and its people and provides scholarships to top students.
This document provides information about several Erasmus+ projects, conferences, and educational opportunities. It summarizes details about two Erasmus+ projects involving partnerships between schools in several European countries to promote music education and reading. It also lists several national and international conferences that Romanian teachers have participated in or can submit works to, addressing topics like cultural diversity, arts in education, and curriculum innovation. Finally, it announces several online courses and webinars on subjects such as reading assessment, writing instruction, and self-regulated learning that teachers may be interested in.
Our school has an artistic and vocational profile and is the only one of its kind in the county of Dambovita, where it aims to be a source of art and culture for the local community. It has 620 students and 80 teachers across grades 1 through 12 and includes sections for music, fine arts, and architecture, alongside core classes and specialized classes in design, music, and architecture. Students regularly participate in exhibitions, concerts, and contests where they often win prizes.
This 3 sentence summary provides the key details about the document:
The document outlines a project between six schools from Slovakia, Poland, Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey where students participated in intergenerational activities like making presents for grandparents and parents, celebrating family days, creating a picture dictionary and sharing Easter greetings to promote learning and connection between generations. The project was led by Irena Topoľančinová and involved students from her class in Humenné, Slovakia who expressed thanks to their partners and interest in future collaborations.
This document provides information about the Liceo "P. Metastasio" high school located in Scalea, Italy. It summarizes that the school has been serving the local area since 1961, aims to balance students' needs with social and economic needs of the region, and offers scientific and language courses along with extracurricular activities like trips, sports, and projects. Laboratories, equipment, and technology like an auditorium and interactive whiteboards are mentioned. The school also participates in European projects and exchanges.
This document provides information about SOU "Neofit Rilski" school in Tvarditsa, Bulgaria. It summarizes that the school was founded in 1836 and currently teaches 730 students in 30 classes. It has two buildings, computer labs, gyms, and specialized classrooms. The school also has a library, museum about its history, and participates in national education programs and European projects. Extracurricular activities include a theater group and Red Cross club. The school celebrates its patronal festival annually.
Croatia primary school tin ujević - osijekstap milk
This document provides information about Primary School 'Tin Ujević' in Osijek, Croatia. It details that the school has 698 pupils, 30 classes, and 44 teachers. It then outlines several cultural heritage projects the school participates in to help preserve local traditions, including Days of Bread which celebrates old Slavonian food and customs, Grandparents' Day where pupils bond with family over Easter egg decorating, and collecting local legends to share with partner schools. The school hopes to start a school museum and further explore the religious history of their town through future projects.
Alina Dragoi is seeking a position as an art teacher. She has over 10 years of experience teaching art in both Romania and the UK. She is skilled in a variety of art techniques and uses dynamic lessons to engage students and improve their creativity, skills, and appreciation of art. Alina has taught art at several schools in Birmingham and has experience supporting English language learners as a teaching assistant. She is committed to inspiring students and helping them realize their potential.
Tina Dee Hepworth has over 15 years of experience in teaching, editing, and administrative roles. She received a PGCE and BA in Contemporary English Studies. Her teaching experience includes positions at various primary schools from 2002-2015. She has also worked on editing educational materials and websites for publishers like Pearson and Oxford University Press. In addition to her professional experience, Tina enjoys coaching running, volunteering with a mental health charity, traveling, and spending time with her family.
Grobina gymnasium is a school in Latvia that was founded in 2006 and has 37 teachers and 315 students. Some traditions of the school include an annual foreign language theatre day where classes perform plays in languages taught at the school. The school has also participated in projects focused on multicultural Europe, creative foreign language teaching methods, and European ideals. Facilities at the school include two computer rooms, a sports hall, library, assembly hall, and cafe. The document then provides pictures of nature in Latvia across different seasons and mentions living collections and traditions, including the Latvian song and dance festival.
Primary School No. 22 in Rybnik, Poland was founded in 1912 and is now located in a building from 1986 with 331 students in 14 classes. It has various specialized classrooms for subjects like IT, art, music and biology, as well as gymnasiums and a library. The school participates in international educational exchange programs with schools in other European countries. It offers a range of extracurricular activities like performances, contests, trips and celebrations that provide students with energy to learn.
Webinar: Study in Switzerland (Oct 2013)brillantmont
Brillantmont International School held two webinars on the subject of Swiss education in October 2013. The attached presentation includes a photo tour of the school, Study programmes, life as boarding student, the summer course programme, Swiss schooling as a gateway to the world's best universities with Lausanne home of world-class higher education and at the heart of multicultural Europe, European field trips, Model United Nations, Winter sports, after-school activities, A-Level and American academic programmes, and many more topics.
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 Sampeteris Branch Library was founded in 1909 and has occupied several locations over the years, moving to its current location at 6 Lielirbes Street in 1986. In 2012, it was awarded the name Sampeteris Branch Library. The library collects information about the local Sampeteris neighborhood and has held various events focused on local history and culture over the years. It also participates in reading promotion programs for children and international library events. The library cooperates with several local schools.
This document summarizes a Python program that combines physiological sensor data and applies machine learning algorithms. The goals are to create a program that accepts data from five sensors, fuses the data, and runs it through machine learning using Orange Data Mining. A graphical user interface was also developed to customize how the program runs. The program takes sensor data, formats it, generates files for machine learning algorithms in Orange to analyze, fuses the files across sensors, and runs various machine learning techniques to predict psychological states from patterns in the data.
Enabling Complex Analysis of Large-Scale Digital Collections: Humanities Rese...James Baker
Talk at Digital Humanities 2016 with Melissa Terras, James Hetherington, David Beavan, Anne Welsh, Helen O'Neill, Will Finley, Oliver Duke-Williams, Adam Farquhar, and Martin Zaltz Austwick.
Abstract http://dh2016.adho.org/abstracts/2584
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against developing mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already have a condition.
The document discusses using hard disks as archives for paper documents by digitizing them. It provides links to resources about digital forensics, emulation services, guidelines for processing archival materials more efficiently, viewing old web pages in original browsers, reports on personal digital archiving, and the UK Web Archive. The document is licensed for sharing and reuse with some exceptions.
This document discusses museum labels for children. It emphasizes that museum labels for kids should tell stories in a simple way using child-friendly vocabulary to engage children with exhibits. The labels should have short sentences and paragraphs and be attractively designed to be easily visible, readable, and accessible to children. Interpretive labels that explain or provoke thought are recommended over lists of facts. Questions can also be used on labels to encourage children to connect personally with exhibits or imagine different scenarios. Museums should write labels for children to make their institutions inclusive for diverse audiences.
This document discusses the importance of conference call etiquette. It provides tips for participating in conference calls such as muting your phone when not speaking, calling in early, being prepared to discuss the topic, maintaining a good cell connection, following an agenda and staying on topic. Additional tips include being on time, stating your name before speaking, paying attention, not eating during the call, having a list of questions ready, and being pleasant throughout the call.
Foucault desafía los pilares de la pedagogía moderna como la verdad y el saber, y ve la educación como un ejercicio de relaciones de poder entre maestros y estudiantes. Plantea que el conocimiento es una forma de poder y que la autoridad del maestro puede llevar a dominación, pero también reconoce que la enseñanza es necesaria. Propone una educación crítica que cuestione la verdad y el poder y promueva la libertad a través de nuevas experiencias.
Este documento describe los diferentes aspectos del capital cultural, incluyendo su naturaleza objetivada, institucionalizada e incorporada. También explica cómo el habitus articula lo individual y lo social, actuando como una matriz de percepciones y acciones que es producto y productor de las estructuras sociales. El habitus es adquirido a través de la pedagogía familiar y la escuela, y condiciona las prácticas de los individuos.
Media language refers to the codes and conventions used across various media to communicate themes and ideas to audiences. It works on the principles of semiotics, where signs have signifiers (forms) and signified meanings. Key concepts of media language include language, institution, ideology, audience, and representation. Individual audience members can interpret elements like genre, images, sound, and text differently. Institutions encode meaning into media through intentional choices of signs and signifiers. [END SUMMARY]
El documento discute el papel de la escuela en la sociedad y diferentes enfoques pedagógicos. Argumenta que la escuela debe transmitir la cultura y experiencias de generaciones pasadas, pero también debe adaptarse a los estudiantes de diferentes orígenes. También debe enseñar habilidades intelectuales como el análisis en lugar de solo enseñar oficios técnicos.
Microservices, DevOps, Continuous Delivery – More Than Three BuzzwordsEberhard Wolff
This document discusses how microservices, continuous delivery, and DevOps relate and solve problems together. Microservices break applications into independently deployable components, continuous delivery incorporates automated testing and deployment pipelines, and DevOps emphasizes collaboration between development and operations teams. Together, these approaches enable faster and more reliable software releases by allowing components to be deployed independently while maintaining overall system integrity through practices like monitoring and common infrastructure standards. They also allow alternative approaches to challenges like maintainability and scalability by facilitating fast feedback loops and the ability to quickly identify and address bottlenecks.
Dokumen tersebut memberikan informasi mengenai paket booth dan harga untuk perusahaan yang berpartisipasi dalam Depok Job Fair and Career Expo 2016. Terdapat tiga pilihan paket yaitu Big Pack, Medium Pack, dan Standard Pack dengan fasilitas dan harga yang berbeda-beda. Dokumen juga menjelaskan manfaat bagi perusahaan untuk berpartisipasi dalam acara tersebut serta syarat dan ketentuan yang harus dipenuhi.
This photo essay shows examples of educational programming I developed, coordinated and managed for Auburn University’s art museum. In some cases, I led these programs myself and in other cases I trained the staff and volunteers who led these programs.
This document provides profiles for 5 members of the Galaxy Group, including their names, roles, dates of birth, student codes, majors, contact details. It then discusses the group's tourism project on the Museum of Cultures of Vietnamese Ethnic Groups in Thai Nguyen city. The group overcame difficulties in planning their project, conducting research on the museum galleries, creating a guidebook and website, giving trial tours, and inviting foreigners on a final tour while receiving support from their instructor Mr. Huy.
Almere is a city in the Netherlands known for its unique architecture inspired by waves. Students from Turkey visited several schools in Almere and the surrounding area to observe different educational approaches. These included schools focused on digital learning, special needs education, early childhood education, and arts education. The visits provided opportunities to learn about and participate in the educational activities at each school.
This document outlines the Snapshots of Remote Communities project, a photography and storytelling initiative that documents students' local communities. It discusses the project's history and partnerships between schools, regional museums and the National Museum of Australia. Teachers from participating Western Australian schools introduce themselves and share how they plan to implement Snapshots in their classrooms to explore community histories through student photography and exhibitions.
Our School – 3rd Junior High School of Trikala began as the only female school in town in 1939. It became coeducational in 1979 and moved to its current building in 1964. Today it has 30 teachers and 236 students across 10 classrooms. It offers specialized classrooms and labs for subjects like science, computers, art, and German. The school aims to provide students an enriching educational experience through academic, cultural, and athletic programs and events.
The document summarizes the first project meetings between schools participating in the "Seven Wonders of Our Region" Comenius project. It describes visits between partner schools in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Poland where students explored local wonders, exchanged cultural knowledge, and strengthened international partnerships. Activities included visiting landmarks, tasting traditional foods, and sharing school presentations. The initial project discoveries included the highest hills in each region. Students in all countries expressed enjoyment in learning about other cultures through the international collaboration.
İzmir SEV Elementary School is a private Turkish school that provides education from pre-K to 8th grade. The school has 750 students and teaches in both Turkish and English. It aims to enrich the national curriculum with a focus on skills like observation, inquiry, and research. The school recognizes each student as an individual and strives to develop their cognitive, social, and emotional potential.
This document discusses introducing STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) programs and activities in public libraries. It defines STEAM as incorporating creativity and open-ended learning. The document provides examples of preschool and school-age STEAM programs, focusing on introducing concepts, hands-on activities, and facilitating interest in STEAM subjects. It also discusses STEAM services libraries can offer like activity stations, displays, and readers' advisory, as well as resources libraries can draw from such as books, blogs, websites, community partners, and grants.
The collective evaluation report summarizes the fourth virtual short term pupil exchange between schools in Italy, the UK, Turkey, France, Spain, and Finland from January 25th-29th, 2021. During the exchange, students from the participating schools presented on their schools and regions, participated in a talent show, performed drama scenes they had written, and played online games about artistic culture. Students evaluated the exchange activities and discussed uploading materials to the project's online magazine. Overall, the evaluations found that the virtual format allowed for more students to participate and enjoyed seeing each other's talents despite not meeting in person due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
How to make relevant encounters and meet audiences within the changing schoo...SannaValorantaSaltik
Presentation in conference "Informal Approach to Formal Education: a Teacher as an Object and a Subject of Museum Education" at Moscow on October 25-27th 2018
Museums offer teachers professional development opportunities to learn how to utilize primary source materials in their classrooms. Workshops and institutes at museums like the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore Museum of Art, Library of Congress, and Smithsonian American Art Museum teach teachers how to access and analyze artifacts, documents, and artworks. Teachers develop lesson plans using museum resources and test them out in their classrooms. Technology like websites, images, videos, and podcasts are used to enhance lessons and student projects.
This document summarizes an eTwinning project between schools in Greece, Bulgaria, Poland, Portugal, and Italy focused on ecosystems. Students from the participating schools studied ecosystems in their local regions through activities like making concept maps, presentations, photo films, and quizzes posted online. They shared information about the most popular animals and native trees in each region. The project aimed to develop students' creativity and learning about nature through hands-on activities like a school garden, identifying trees, and a photo competition of plants, animals and landscapes from each area.
This document summarizes a study on using social and mobile technologies during a school trip to a museum. The study investigated how technologies can shape young people's learning processes and facilitate meaning making. A class visited the Museum of London and used iPhones and Twitter to communicate, share content, and reflect during their visit. Interviews after found that students engaged more and interaction was facilitated by seeing others' tweets, photos and opinions. The use of technologies made the museum experience more interactive and enjoyable compared to traditional trips.
The document is an educator catalog from the Anchorage Museum that provides information about student program opportunities for field trips and educational outreach. It includes descriptions of on-site docent-led tours and guided investigations covering topics like Alaska Native cultures, art, history, and science. It also describes off-site opportunities like traveling planetarium shows and artifact kits. The catalog aims to help educators plan enriching field trips and hands-on learning experiences connected to classroom curriculum.
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 summarizes the activities of a Nordplus Junior project called "Let's Act Together" involving schools from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. It describes three student exchanges where participants learned about each other's cultures and spent time together in each country. Activities included lessons in partner schools, visits to cultural sites, workshops making crafts and videos, and social activities. The goal was for students to explore meaningful ways to spend free time and get to know youth culture across the Baltic region.
The document discusses the history and process of teaching jewelry making. It covers the vast history of jewelry from ancient Egypt and Greece to Victorian times. Safety techniques and the necessary equipment are outlined. A sample 4 lesson plan is provided that progresses from sawing and filing to soldering and sanding. The document also discusses applying these teaching skills through a class activity making African-inspired jewelry for diversity day. It concludes that researching jewelry making and teaching has reinforced the author's interest in becoming a college professor to pass on their craft.
Museum Based Learning – Pride, Joy and Engagement, Michael Koh, Chief Executive Officer, National Heritage Board, Singapore.
Presented at the 5th Asia-Europe Museum Network (ASEMUS) Meeting General Conference 2012, Seoul, Korea.
http://asemus.museum
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This presentation was provided by Rebecca Benner, Ph.D., of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1