Erasmus+ DEDA 2019-2021
Our project Digital Education fulfills one of the objectives of Erasmus +, to support the exchange of good practices and innovation criteria in order to address common challenges. The aim is to cooperate with other schools in order to improve the level and quality of education.
The schools we collaborate with are Landrat-Gruber-Schule Dieburg (Germany), Hjalmar Strömerskolan (Sweden) and Berufsschule für Verwaltungsberufe (Austria).
We are all immersed in the use of new technologies and the application of innovative methodologies. The stays in the different countries will allow us to acquire new and valuable educational experiences, to receive training and to define a common framework that will then be transferred to the rest of the teaching staff. Concepts and work plans will be analysed. On the other hand, students will work on common challenges with students from all the countries involved.
Multilingualism, the internationalization of education and the increasing use of digital learning are the pillars of this project.
In the 19/20 school year we will visit Austria and Sweden and in 20/21 Brussels and Austria.
Erasmus+ Your life – my life 2019-2020
Students of Deutsche Schule in Zaragoza and Söhre-Schule in Lohfelden visit each other in their home towns in order to learn about the different cultures as well as their historic and social bases.
They stay with host families in whose homes they experience everyday life in the other country. They present their home towns to each other and do projects to explore their history. By these means they develop a consciousness for similarities and differences as well as for the conditions of living together in present-day Europe.
They interview each other and learn more about their partners’ attitudes and opinions.
Together they present the results in a multimedia exhibition. Thus, they inform younger learners and the (school) public about the project and its content. The presentations, videos and posters can later be used in class or for the preparation of further Exchange projects.
Erasmus + “Paths to Europe” 2017-2019
The project “Paths to Europe” introduced students from Germany, the Netherlands and Spain to the complexities of Europe’s refugee crisis. It was was carried out between the school years 2017-2018 and 2018-2019. The students who took part were studying 1ESO and 2ESO.
The students who participated came from the following schools: Oberschule Lesum, Bremen(Germany) and Kandinsky College, Nijmegen (Netherlands)
The project employed an interdisciplinary approach to raise awareness among students and promoted critical thinking about these pressing issues from a variety of perspectives, such as mathematics, geography, language and art. This aspect of “Paths to Europe” unfolded throughout the academic year at the three participating schools. Besides this long-term portion of the project, there were three short-term exchanges in which a delegation of 10+ students from each school travelled abroad to work intensely with their foreign peers. Each exchange focused on a different phase of the refugee experience: flight, arrival and assimilation. During the international phase of the project, students worked on and completed various creative projects that will be used to engage and educate the broader community.
More information:
https://503.sixcms.schule.bremen.de/schulleben/projekte/erasmus_plus-14044
Lectura de Diario en un campo de barro
Reflexión sobre el 1er encuentro de Erasmus: Paula López Rubio
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