My learning diary by Eleonora
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This learning diary details Eleonora's experiences during an Erasmus+ exchange program in Blankenberge from May 7-13. It describes arriving in Blankenberge, participating in workshops on learning problems and trips to Brussels and Bruges, a sports day trying various activities, working on speeches or playing games in preparation for the final ceremony, and saying goodbye to host families before departing.
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