Showing posts with label dissemination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dissemination. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 4, 2019
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Friday, April 5, 2019
Thursday, April 4, 2019
Mobility in Málaga
April 04, 2019
Al Alhambra, contest, dissemination, guided visit, mobility in Málaga, Principia, role of women, role of women-malaga, sexism, volience gender, women
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The stay of our European partners came to its end some days ago. For a week, Romanian and Polish students and teachers were at our school in order to develop different workshops and activities. On their arrival, they visited our facilities and every day they had the chance to taste scrumptious breakfasts prepared and served by our students from the Vocational Course in Catering Services.
Throughout
the week, the students carried out activities concerning the role of women in
our society (astounding female scientists,
writers, philosophers and artists) as well as workshops focused on analyzing
equality between men and women and some other ones whose main aim was to detect
sexist behaviours.
Finally, we
all could enjoy a visit to “Principia”, a science Museum, a guided visit in the
city center and a day trip to see Granada and its spectacular landmark, La
Alhambra.
An amazing
week full of interactive activities and debates in which our students worked in
collaboration and shared information, ideas, opinions and emotions; a very enriching experience that we are sure
we will never forget. :)
Below, the terrific video that our European volunteer Marion Dombey made on our learning, teaching and training activites in Málaga.
(By Marion Dombey)
Background music:
- https://www.jamendo.com/track/
Thursday, March 28, 2019
Friday, March 22, 2019
Local newspaper about the project
March 22, 2019
dissemination, mobility in Málaga, role of women, role of women-Romania, Romania
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Monday, February 25, 2019
Las Puertas Abiertas - Stand Bilingual Training ("UniDiversity") y Erasmus
"Welcome to La Rosaleda High School !!"
This week from wednesday 20th to thursday 21st was the Opening Day of your High School.
With Jenny, Ana, Salvador and some of you, we ran a stand to talk about Erasmus and the Bilingual Training.
The perfect opportunity to talk about "UniDiversity Project" !
• What is it ?
UniDiversity is a project about cultural identity and has to do with those characteristics that define us and make us belong to a group of people, community and country.
• Who is participating ?
International European School - Warsaw (Poland)
Liceul Teoretic German Johann Ettinger school - Satu Mare (Romania)
IES La Rosaleda - Malaga (Spain)
• What is the objectives of this project ?
Through this project, the participants will work on different issues such as language, family, religion, education, gastronomy, politics, climate, customs, lifestyle, music, art, etc.
All of this is organized into five main topics for study and research:
- Role of women and men
- Prejudices and stereotypes
- Globalization
- Festivals and traditions
- Education systems and citizen participation
The role of women and men topic, will be study in march when International European School and Liceul Teoretic German Johann Ettinger school will come to Malaga to meet you, discover your culture and your great city.
The main aim is to find out similarities and differences among the countries involved in the project and reflect on it since we think that by searching for our own identity and getting to know the others better we can become more tolerant, generous, understanding and accept and value the different cultures as a vehicle of enrichment based on mutual respect.
Learning from ourself and from the others can be an important way of social integration to build a better world.
Jenny, Salvador and I, couldn't agree more about this last sentence because this is the perfect definition of an Erasmus experience !
During the last two days, all together we talked about the many opportunities which exist thanks to Erasmus. Not only you can go abroad to study but you can also do an EVS and work directly in varied organisations to gain profesional experience (as Jenny and I are doing here in your High School this year).
Besides, this amazing adventure is the best way to: discover new cultures, improve your foreign languages skills, learn more about yourself and become more open minded.
So what are you waiting for ??
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