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Indies Europa is an online newspaper project that aims to promote intercultural education among students aged 10-16. It allows students to exchange information, learn about foreign cultures, and practice language skills by posting articles, videos, news, and general comments. Students will complete activities like creating introductory videos and quizzes about cultural habits. The project aims to foster cultural knowledge, motivation to learn from other countries, and global awareness while developing digital skills.
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W4 Indies Europa
- 1. Indies Europa Short description: To build a newspaper on line; Post articles or videos, general comments or news... Age of students: From ten to sixteen W4: How to Promote Intercultural Education for Youngsters
- 2. Indies Europa Aims: Aims: To bring pupils to exchange , to learn about foreign culture and to use ICT. Some activities: Making a video to introduce themselves... To produce a quizz about topic’s habits W4: How to Promote Intercultural Education for Youngsters
- 3. Indies Europa Some products: Practise language; Culture Knowledge; Motivation for learning from other countries; To keep students aware of the world news; Intercultural dialogue Tools to be used (ICT): eTwinning ( twinspace; desktop) twinspace; website W4: How to Promote Intercultural Education for Youngsters
- 4. Indies Europa Schools / teachers College Jean Jaurès Pantin (France) IES La Fortuna ( Madrid) EB23 Lousada( Portugal) Lousada( Stanborough School ( Welwyn Garden City) - UK Coordinators / mail Marieleduigou@yahoo.fr susicarrilho@hotmail.com sbenzid@stanborough.herts.sch.uk paz.diaz@educa.madrid.org W4: How to Promote Intercultural Education for Youngsters