The "Knowing me, you, us" Comenius Project
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This project involves eight secondary schools from seven European countries working together. The goals are for students to learn about their own and other cultures, create educational games and tools using multimedia, and research job opportunities in Europe. Students blogged and created quizzes about cultural topics. They explored cultural diversity, similarities and differences, and how understanding each other can help with employment across Europe.
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The "Knowing me, you, us" Comenius Project
- 1. Comenius Project “ Knowing me, you, us for a better chance on the European job market”
- 2. This project is a multilateral partnership which involves eight European secondary schools from seven countries: DIFFERENT COUNTRIES...
- 3. PORTUGAL FRANCE ROMANIA GERMANY CZECH REPUBLIC POLAND ITALY PROJECT COORDINATOR
- 5. Pupils have created some of these tools such as a blog and some games such as quizzes on cultural aspects: in this way students’ creativity has been stimulated through innovative didactic tools and methodologies. School Blog
- 7. As a matter of fact, this aspect is clearly stated in the full title of the project, which is “Knowing me, you, us for a better chance on the European job market”. Project Website