OUR ERASMUS VISIT TO ROMANIA

Last stage of the Erasmus Plus Project Maintaining an evergreen teaching in the age of 3.0 with the IPSSCTS partners I.Einaudi (Varese, Italy), the Mihai Ionescu Institute (Bucharest, Romania) and the IES Eduardo Janeiro (Fuengirola, Spain)

The students participating in the Erasmus Plus project have visited  Romania  from  21 to 26 of May. A group of 15 students accompanied by two teachers were welcomed at the Mihai Ionescu Institute in Bucharest where they also met their  Italian partners . The students were hosted by the families responding to the Spanish hospitality in Fuengirola. During the stay in Bucharest the group followed the program of the project that included activities in the classroom and visits organized by the Romanian partner. On the first day, after some ice breaker games the students presented their projects to the assigned groups . The presentations from Spain were excellent and we felt very proud of  our representatives.

Throughout the week there were several visits where the students as well as learning about the history, geography, nature, architecture and art of the country, could share experiences and learned to live respecting and approaching different learning rhythms, level, cultures and religions from knowledge and mutual respect. At the end of the day the lesson and practice of the multicultural coexistence continued in the houses where they were hosted. The week ended with a day in the TV studio Speranta with the participation in a recording of the morning program and an editing lesson of the material collected by the students during the week's activities

Speranta TV 

         

Spanish and Italian speakers

Spanish audience

MS Manea, Romanian Coordinator 

MS Zonca,Italian Coordinator 

         

               Ms Quijano ,Spanish Coordinator

This concludes the last stage of this project where they have exchanged practices of didactic use of new technologies combined with cooperative learning and problem solving  and learning about the country in the families.

From here we congratulate all the participants for the work done and we hope that the seed sown grows creating a more respectful, united Europe.The friendship with Romania and Italy has grown and we hope that we have opened doors to continue in the future working together opening minds, changing lives