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http://educationeuropeblindvisuallyimpaired.blogspot.it/
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5. The Educational Institutions with European Dimension Polesine Network “Eur.adi.po.net” coordinate different initiatives inside the European programmes in the educational field in Rovigo and its Province;
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8. The area in which our institutes operate is characterized by a high rate of migration (e.g. from China, Romania, Morocco etc) and unemployment. That influences the standard of living of many our students and their families. 18% of our students live in reduced circumstances with not enough income. 13% of students receive social help (free lunches, allowances, scholarships, benefits from social help organizations).
9. Many pupils live in disadvantaged families (with separated or unemployed parents ). 20% of students have difficulties acquiring a knowledge from school curriculum. Quite a lot of students risk the social exclusion and drop the school out. Some of the students are taught in individual tuition because of their specific illnesses and architectural barriers at buildings. 1% of students comes from pathological background and require constant counseling.
10. The main aims of the “Eur.adi.po.net” are the following: 1. European project planning 2. information desk 3. teachers and educational staff training 4. improving lifelong learning through adult education courses 5. planning of alternative non-formal and informal learning strategies 6. promotion and coordination of activities concerning Europe 7. collecting and documenting projects 8. taking part to activities aiming at sharing ideas and disseminating good practices in different places of Rovigo Province and Veneto Region