Youngster Krzeszow
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Two groups of students from the Lower Secondary School in Krzeszow, Poland carried out projects to encourage their peers to learn English. One group created an English website and Facebook page to share information about British culture and hold quizzes and contests. The other group distributed English vocabulary words daily to students and held a competition that was publicized on the first group's website. Both projects aimed to motivate students to learn English in an interactive way using online resources.
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Lyn Hopson and Lesley Hurworth - Local Book Award: A Match Made in Heaven
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Presentation from Romania
The document summarizes a student exchange program in Poland from November 17-22, 2014. As part of the Erasmus+ project "Young citizens of Europe-our Future", students from several European countries visited schools and locations in Gdynia, Poland. They participated in classes, toured educational sites, and stayed with host families who showed them local attractions. The program aimed to improve education quality and student skills through international cooperation and cultural exchange.
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The document summarizes several events that took place at a school in Grodno, Belarus. It describes a poetry reading competition held for students in grades 1-4 with themes of childhood. It also discusses World AIDS Day activities at the school including an information campaign. Finally, it provides an overview of the school's participation in several competitions and cultural exchanges with Poland to celebrate human rights and bring students together.
NewsletterSpring2014ForWeb
This document announces a symposium on book history and the history of science to be held at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on April 26, 2014. It will feature talks by historians on topics like a forged copy of Galileo's work and the careers of Renaissance astronomers. The afternoon session will include collectors, dealers, and librarians discussing rare book collections. The event coincides with an exhibit at UW-Madison celebrating its history of science collections, which originated from acquisitions like the Thordarson collection in the 1940s focused on natural history and science.
Presentation newsletter from poland
The document summarizes a Comenius partnership meeting held in Skibniew, Poland from March 2-7, 2014. Students and teachers from 7 European countries participated in educational activities focused on science and language learning. Over the course of the visit, participants attended lessons in Polish schools, toured educational facilities, engaged in experiments, and socialized to develop intercultural understanding and friendships. The meeting aimed to motivate students and achieved its objectives by providing an engaging multinational learning experience.
Проект з англійської мови
This document outlines an educational project aimed at improving English skills in Ukraine. The project was launched in accordance with a presidential decree declaring 2016 the Year of English in Ukraine. The project's goals are to promote wider use of English in science, education, culture and business. It involves forming partnerships between a Ukrainian school and organizations in Germany and Ukraine. Students will work in groups on tasks like creating educational resources, media content, and cultural exchanges to improve English skills and motivate self-learning. The project will take place between February and June 2016 at a school in Sokal, Ukraine.
Traces of the Past - Education for the Future (Marianna Hajdukiewicz)
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