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This document outlines an eTwinning project plan where students from different countries will learn about important scientific discoveries and inventors from their home countries. Each team will research and introduce a famous scientist and their discoveries. The students will share what they learn on a wiki or twinspace platform. At the end of the project, the students will collaborate to create a quiz about the scientists and discoveries they studied to share with other students. The goals of the project are for students to improve their knowledge of science and scientists from different European countries while developing language, collaboration, and technology skills.
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Project plan
- 1. Małgorzata Walkusz, Poland Stamatia Paschaliori,Greece Cristina Anghel, Romania Let's discover our scientistseTwinning project plan
- 2. Short description In this project, our students will get acquainted with the most important scientific discoveries and inventions. Each team will introduce the most famous and their favorite scientists and inventors and what they are famous for and write about scientist of their country. At the end of the project they will create together a quiz connected with the main subject of the project. The quiz can be also used for other students of each school.
- 3. Goals Pedagogical basis Collaborate with partners Students have a better understanding of European scientific discoveries throughout history improve their Knowledge about science and scientists to reinforce their language skills and to communicate using a foreign language learning how to use ICT tools Collaborative Project work Method of hands-on, active learning centred on the investigation - develops critical thinking and creative skills - helps students learn to transfer knowledge to new situation - increases motivation - develop creativity and problem solving skills
- 4. ICT tools Internet Twinspace Power point Blog /Wikispace Slideshare.com, picturetrail.com, delicious.com or diigio.com moviemaker Microsoft Word office, open office
- 5. Working methods student collate information on wikispace/twinspace each student can play a role in the group, depending on learning style.