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Our experience in Greece

Our experience in greece de Antonio García López

The Greek mobility...

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The 4 th Gymnasium of Chania had the chance to host 19 pupils from Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Spain together with their 9 teachers in the framework of the Erasmus Master project.  The mobility activities aimed at creating a fruitful experience among all participating pupils through a series of common ACTIVITIES in the following areas: Sport and Dance (day 1), Nature (day 2), Culture (day 3) and Gastronomy (day 4). Each activity represented a challenge and an invitation for the pupils to think how they act when they meet a challenge, but also have fun together with their fellow pupils from other countries.  The programme had the following structure: The 1 st day included a series of ice breaking team activities. National teams presented their home countries, town, school and family and then international mixed teams were built. The first challenge was to play an interactive knowledge game using the kahoot app. Then each team competed in sport games that took place in the

MASTER newsletter 4th issue September 2018

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Virgen del Pasico School is a partner in an Erasmus+ school-to-school project in which pupils and teachers will learn about how to use metacognitive strategies in the teaching-learning process and help all of them to inprove in their tasks. The fourth meeting in Crete, Greece We met in Chania, Crete, Greece from 29 th September to 5 th October 2018. We were the coordinator from each partner country and an accompaining teacher and 4 or five students, we were from Denmark, Finland, Spain and Sweden. Saturday was the arrival day and students went to their hosts’ houses and spent all Sunday with them and their families. Teachers went to the hotel and on Sunday went to isti some nice places on the area.   Project activities.   On Monday, Wednesday and Thursday morning students did several project activities. On Monday we started with the welcoming at school by the Greek coordinator and the headmaster; followed by some getting to know each other games; each country pres