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Proposed themes:

1. Biodiversity and cultural heritage in Capodimonte Woods.

2. Walking Through History: Cultural Heritage at Pompeii.

3. The consequences of climate change on the Mediterranean marine life.

Each group will create one presentation, according to the assigned task. You can choose Power Point/Canva or Genially.

You will have the following structure:

1. Introductive slide - title of the project, members of your team; also include the Erasmus Plus logo;

2. Between 6-8 content slides - include information and photos;

3. Digital resources - Don’t forget to mention all the digital resources you used to gather information for your presentation, including the images!

4. Final slide - Thank you for your attention!

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Naples, Italy quiz for 10th grade students. Find other quizzes for World Languages and more on Quizizz for free!

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In the title section, you will write your name and country.

In the description you will introduce yourself (name, age, place where you live, hobbies, social media and whatever you want to mention).

You can also add your real or avatar photo.

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Share your thoughts!

Write a few words describing the experience you've had in Italy!

> What was the best experience from this mobility?

> What did you learn from this experience (focus on skills)?

> What is something you will never forget?

> How did this mobility change the ideas you had about other European countries and cultures?

> What was the most difficult about this mobility?

> Would you do it again? Why (not)?

> Would you recommed other students to participate in Erasmus projects/mobilities like these? Why (not)?

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Hello! My name is Renata and I’m 16 years old. I’m a passionate and energetic person who always tries to see the beauty in every moment. One of my greatest loves in life is dancing. I’m also a very sociable and open-minded person. I love discovering new places, new ideas, and new experiences. Whether it’s trying something for the first time or exploring the unknown, I’m always up for a challenge that helps me grow and learn more about the world around me. In everything I do, I try to stay true to myself and live life with a smile. You can find me on instagram @flavia.renataa or snap @flvrenata 🫶🏻

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Hi! My name is Sonia and I'm 17 years old.

I live in a beautiful and small town,Beiuș.

I like writing poems, listening to music,walking and singing. I am a sociable person and I like to discover new things. I hope to make as many friends as possible. ✨️🪐💕

instagram: popa_sonia_23,tiktok:popa_sonia_,facebook: Sonia Popa-Iacob , snapchat:soni.23p

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Hello! My name is David and I am 17 years old.

I live in Beiuș, a small town in Bihor country.

I like to take walks, listen to music and discover new places. I also like to live in the present to enjoy the moment and have a great time.

I hope I'll meet new people and get to know each other.

instagram:

_.davidzsura._

👻👻👻

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Hi, I’m Paula. I am seventeen years old. I live in Romania and I study at the “Samuil Vulcan” National College in Beiuș. Currently, I’m in 11th grade, studying computer science. I like to spend my free time watching Formula 1, reading and hanging out with my friends. Can’t wait to meet you all. instagram: @dumapaulaa

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Hi! My name is Alina, I’m 17 years old and I live in Arieșeni, a beautiful village. I enjoy reading—especially thrillers—watching Netflix series, and playing volleyball with my friends. I’m a friendly girl and I can’t wait to make new friends!

Instagram:

briciu_alinaa

Snapchat:

alina_964423

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Hello there! My name is Denis and I'm 17 years old. I live in Beiuș, a small town in Bihor county. I'm into drawing, as you might guessed by my photo, reading and old school things, I love history. I’m looking forward to learning about Italy’s culture! I’m a huge fan of its history and people. My Instagram: @.andrei_budilici

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Hi! I am Anateea.I am 17 years old. I live near Beiuș. I study at Colegiul Național Samuil Vulcan. I like French and history but I don't like maths and Biology. My favorite free time activites are reading and spending time with my friends and family.I also enjoy making new friends:)

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Hi! My name is Girosan Emilio and I’m 17 years old.

I live in a peaceful and charming small town,Beiuș.

I enjoy playing football, going for walks, reading books, and exploring new places. I’m a friendly and curious person who loves meeting new people and learning new things.

I’m excited to make new friends from all around the world!

Instagram:emy.06.01

TikTok:emy.06.01

Facebook:Emilio Girosan

Snapchat:emy06-01

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Hi! My name is Andrada and I am 17 years old and I live in Beiuș, Romania. I'm a student in 10th grade at ,,Samuil Vulcan" National College. In my free time I love to listening to music and sketching portraits. I also like reading, travelling and spending time with my friends and family. I'm a friendly person and I like making new friends. Can't wait to meet you!! 🫶

🌸my instagram: @_andrada_toma_

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Hi!My name is Daria, and I’m 16 years old. I live in Beiuș, a small city in Romania. I like to read, listen to music, watch movies, and go on walks. I’m a sociable person and enjoy making new friends, so I’m very excited to meet you all.🫶🏼

instagram: daria_.laza

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Hello everyone! I'm Antonio, but my friends call me Fiore🌻! I'm 17 years old, I study at the Margherita di Savoia linguistic high school, I'm sunny, I love summer but above all I love eating!😋🍕🍪 I'm not an only child, I have a younger brother. I want to travel a lot to discover the world!🌍 ✈️ I'm a researcher of memories of places forgotten by everyone.❤️‍🔥

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Hi I’m christian and I’m 16 and I live in Naples,Italy.

I love taking walks,listening to music and training myself doing judo and lifting weights.

I’m a sociable person and I love making new friends.

I’m very excited to meet y’all

chriifio su ig

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Hey y'all I'm Alessandro and I'm 16, I live in Naples and I like all sorts of things such as boxing and languages. Italian is my first language but I'm extremely fluent in English and in Spanish but also I'm not too bad in French.

I've always been a kid that loves sports and socializing since I'm an hell of an extroverted person. Boxing has been my passion for about 5 years now and I practice it at a high level.

I'm really excited to meet y'all and I look forward to making new friends.

IG: 160.endo_

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Hi my name is Manuel I'm 17 years old I live in Naples, a very colourful and sunny city. I like to draw, listening to music, reading comics and mangas and going out with my friends, my favorite artist is Billie Eilish.

my ig is manuel.roc_ 🙆🏻🪷

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Hi! My name is Martina, I am 17 years old and live in Naples. At first I’m a shy person, but only at the beginning because if I get confidence I’m not anymore, I like to talk but above all listen.

I like to listen to music at any time of the day. I really like watch series TV and film

Now I don’t do any sports but as a child i did ballet for 7 years.

my ig is @_marty_basile ✨✨✨

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Hi!! My name is federica, for my close friends fede or fefè. I’m 16 years old and I live in Naples. I am half Italian and half peruvian. I like listening music and I love watching tv series and the little things like spending time talking or going to see the sunset on the seafront.

ig: federicaacostaa_

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Hello🩷 my name is Joelma, I’m 17 years old. I live and I was born in Italy, Naples.

I’m originally from Capeverde.

I love dancing, singing and listening to music often i like go to Brazilian Concert.

In my free time i like to sleep and go out with my friends.

I’m a very friendly , energetic and a sociable person.

I don’t speak English very well but i can speak France very well 🎀

Ig: @joelma_delgado

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Hi I’m Federica Mandato, but my friends call me Feda. I’m half Italian and half Polish. I’m 16 years old and I live in Naples. I enjoy playing video games like Genshin Impact and I also love listening to music, especially rock, pop, and my favourite band is Radiohead.

I play the guitar, I also study languages and i am very fluent in english.

ig: @federica.mandato

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HELLO!!!🦋 My name is Alessandra and I'm 17 years old. I live in Italy, Naples but I'm originally from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 . I'm a very friendly and an energetic person😇. I don't like doing anything at all, just sleeping and partying 👯🏽‍♀️.

I can speak English for a certain level but I'm not good at French 😽.

My Ig 😝 : alessa._.06

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Hi there! 🙂‍↕️😁 I’m Irene, and I’m 17 years old. Originally from the beautiful island of Sri Lanka 🇱🇰.but I live in naples, Italy.

In my free time, I love exploring my creative side through painting and photography 📸🏞,Capturing the world around me not only brings me joy but also allows me to express myself in unique ways. I’m also passionate about music 🎵🎼. I love listening to music, it brings me immense joy.

One of my biggest passions is learning languages! I love connecting with people from different cultures and understanding their stories. I believe in balancing fun with professionalism, so I also dedicate time to my studies and personal growth. I'm excited to see where my journey takes me next!🙆‍♀️😌

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Hi!!!!!🌞 My name is Daniela. I am 17 years old(almost 18) and I live in Italy(Naples) but I'm actually peruvian. I like dancing, singing reading and I like playing volleyball🏐 in my free time. I'm also a very competitive person 🏆❤️.

Guys I don't speak English very well but I speak Spanish so you help me and I help you, it's a win-win. I'm happy to meet new people and make new friends love y'all❤️💐

My ig: Daniela____Mendoza

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Hi guys, My name is Keyara and I'm 17 years old. My nationality is Sri Lankan🇱🇰 but I live in 🇮🇹 . I am currently study at Margarita di Savoia in Naples.

🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒I'm living with my loving parents and my sister who's 6 years younger than me ,And also I'm a dog lover so I've got a puppy named Pluffy.

🐶 One of the most important parts of my life is my love for dogs. I have always felt a special bond with them — their loyalty, energy, and unconditional love inspire me every day.

Apart from my love for dogs I enjoy listening to music🎶 , studying languages 📚 ,watching films 🎥 and cooking 🧑‍🍳 .

At 17, I am proud of the person I am becoming someone who is kind, passionate, and driven by love for both people and animals.

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Hello! My name is Denis,I’m 17 years old and I live in a small city in Romania,Beius.I enjoy playing football and other sports,I like listening to music,going out with my friends,playing video games and I also like making new friends.I can’t wait to meet y’all.

Instagram:__denis.exe__

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Hi!My name is Daria and I'm 16 years old.I'm in tenth grade at "Samuil Vulcan" National College, studying biochemistry.I live in Beiuș,the same town that my school is in.I like to spend time with friends,family,listen to music,but traveling is my favorite activity and I'm looking forward to visit and learn about new countries,cultures and especially people. I'm looking forward to meeting all of you.💞

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The consequences of Climate change on the Mediterranean Marine life

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My experience in Naples was truly unforgettable. From the moment I arrived, I felt a strong connection to the city. One of the things that touched me the most was the deep history behind everything I visited. Walking through the old streets, exploring ancient buildings, and learning about the city’s past made me feel like I was part of something greater than myself. Every corner of Naples tells a story, and I was fascinated by all of it. The food was absolutely incredible—some of the best I’ve ever had in my life. The flavors were rich and full of tradition. Every meal felt special, whether it was a simple pizza or a delicious seafood dish. You could taste the passion and care in every bite. But what made the experience even more special were the people. The locals were warm, friendly, and full of life. Talking to them, hearing their stories, and feeling their love for their city made me feel welcome and at home. There was a unique energy in the air—something that made me feel free, happy, and completely myself. I truly believe I haven’t finished my story with Naples. There is still so much more to see, to feel, and to experience. I already miss it, and I can’t wait to return as soon as possible. That city stole a piece of my heart, and I know I will be back. ❤️

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Team 3: Sonia, Daria, Alessandra, Daniela

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Team 3: Sonia, Daria, Alessandra, Daniela

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Team 5- Andrada, Federica, Ireni, Emilio

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Team 5- Andrada, Federica, Ireni, Emilio

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The consequences of climate change on the Mediterranean

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Napoli captured my heart during this Erasmus experience. From the beautiful atmosphere to the amazing food, every moment was special. Also, I absolutely loved Pompeii because wandering through the ancient streets, seeing the remarkably preserved ruins, and feeling the incredible history all around was such a surreal and unforgettable experience! From this experience, I learned to be more talkative and open minded, while embracing cultural differences, and enhancing my communication skills with people from diverse backgrounds. Something I will never forget is the warmth and openness of both the teachers and students. They made my stay feel like home, making everyday memorable.

Before the mobility, I had certain expectations about other European countries, but being in Napoli taught me that every place has its own style and that understanding those cultural views can change your perspective in unexpected ways.

The most difficult part of the mobility was adjusting to the language barrier. While many people spoke English, there were moments when I couldn't really communicate well. However, those challenges pushed me to learn basic Italian phrases. But I would absolutely do it again!!This experience opened my eyes to a new culture, and I would love to go there again. I would definitely recommend other students to participate in Erasmus projects like this. It’s a chance to step outside of your comfort zone, meet incredible people, and make memories that will stay with you for a lifetime

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Napoli for sure was one of the best City that I had ever visited. Starting from the experience that I liked the most from this mobility and that would be the Catherdal "Duomo di Santa Maria Assunta". From this experience I learned to use better my comunication skills in english and french also to be more open and inclusive.This mobility herpes me to realise that my ideal about other European countrys weren't completly right,The people in Italy are much more sociable than I had imaginea and the citys are more advanced and modern than I had imagined. The most dificult about this mobility was the fact that I walked much more than I had expected,but it was worth it so I could see all the wonderfull hidden corners of Napoli.I would defently repeat this experience because it was the most fun,intersting and educational experience that I had ever had. I am very gratefull that I was able to participate in this wonderfull mobility Also I hope that I will be able to repeat this experience again next year. I recomand other students to try this experience because îs full of fun,socialising and education!💕

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Team 2: Fiorenza, Basile, Denis and Anateea

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Team 2: Fiorenza, Basile, Denis and Anateea

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biodiversity and cultural heritage in Capodimonte Woods

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Naples is a magical city. From the specific food, to the historical buildings and the nature that surrounds it. In this mobility I discovered besides other cultures, also different species of plants. At the same time I made friends, I will never forget how I cooperated with the students from Naples and at the same time I smiled. I also really liked the visit to the aquarium, which seemed to me the best experience, the way in which certain species of animals from the world of the Mediterranean Sea were presented.

This mobility changed me, due to the fact that by interacting with other people from a European country I was able to create some ideas about their culture and civilization, seeing that each city and building, each country has its own story.

I would definitely repeat this experience countless times, and I recommend as many students as possible to enroll in Erasmus +.✨️🥰💕

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Napoli was for sure the best city I have ever visited so far and the mobility was amazing and surely unforgettable. I feel like Napoli is not just a normal city, it's a whole experience that must be taken at least once in a lifetime by everyone. In my opinion, the best experience from this mobility was when we visited Pompeii and witnessed the story of how the ancient city was destroyed and how amazing the buildings were preserved. From this experience I learned to be more inclusive with the people around me, improved my social skills and I feel like I became a more open-minded person. A thing that I will never forget is the food, the italian cuisine diversity left me speechless with it's breathtaking dishes and of course, the famous gelato. Being on Erasmus in Napoli truly changed how I see other European countries and cultures. Before going to Napoli I had a more stereotypical and surface-level understanding of different European cultures, mostly shaped by media or short trips. But in this mobility, surrounded by people from all over Europe, I realized how diverse and nuanced each culture is, not just in food or language, but in daily habits, ways of thinking and values. The most difficult part about this mobility were the walks, they were long and tiring, but also fun and interesting as we've seen most of the city travelling by foot. I would love to do the whole experience again and discover the not so known parts of Napoli, eat some good food and have a great time. I also recommend to all the students who are reading this to take part in Erasmus projects because it's a unique experience. These programs offer valuable opportunities to experience different cultures, improve language skills, gain international academic or work experience, and develop personal independence.

(I miss Napoli)

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Without a doubt, Naples stood out as the most captivating city that I have ever visited so far and the mobility was an amazing oportunity and unforgettable experience. The first time when I heard about this mobility I though i wouldn't enjoy it, but I was dead wrong. Everything was perfect, the tourist attractions in Naples were perfect, the people were very welcoming and friendly as well the food, the food was really good as you might expected.

The best part of this mobility experience was exploring the tourist attractions, such as Pompeii, the cathedrals, and the catacombs, while also enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the city. The museums, along with their stunning paintings and sculptures, were truly top notch, offering a deep appreciation for both classical and local art. For example, Pompeii provided a powerful glimpse into ancient history, showing just how harsh and unforgiving life could be back then.

From this experience, I learned how to speak English more fluently, to appreciate history and art in a deeper way, and to become more sociable. It also helped me develop a greater sense of confidence in communicating with people from different cultures, which has expanded my perspective on life.

I'll never forget the entire mobility experience, as it was a period full of valuable lessons and unique moments that helped me grow both personally and professionally. Each day was an opportunity to learn new things, meet people from different cultures, and enjoy everything this experience had to offer.

This experience has greatly expanded my view of European countries and cultures. Before, I had a limited understanding based on stereotypes or media information. But by immersing myself in different environments, I’ve come to appreciate the diversity and richness of each culture. I’ve learned that there’s so much more than what meets the eye every country has its own history, traditions, and way of life that shape its people. I also realized how interconnected European cultures are, despite their differences, and how much we can learn from each other. This experience has made me more open-minded and appreciative of the cultural variety across Europe.

The most challenging part of this mobility was the traffic. There were so many people, and motorcycles could appear from any direction, making it easy to get lost. Navigating through the crowds and trying to stay oriented was quite difficult, especially in the busiest areas

I highly recommend students to participate in Erasmus mobilities. It's wonderful to see how life can be different in other countries and to experience something new, beyond your daily routine. Through these projects, you can learn a lot or discover something new, just like I did. I learned about the history and culture of the country, tasted some of the best food I've ever had, and even became more sociable as a result of this experience. It's a shame to miss out on such opportunities.

(I miss Naples)

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Naples is a city that I will never forget. The city is a vibrant mix of history, energy, and beauty. The chaotic streets pulse with life and the people are nice and friendly. The best experience for me was when we visited the Capodimonte Museum, the paintings were magnificent. This experience helped me improve my language skills and at the same time helped me become more sociable. One thing that I will never forget is for sure the food. The pizza and pasta of Naples were amazing, every bite felt special, the food was very cheap too. The food in Naples is a true reflection of the city—bold, soulful, and rooted in tradition and I will never forget it. For me this mobility didn't change my ideas of other European countries and cultures, because I've always thought highly of other European countries for their culture and quality of life and I always loved other European countries, because all of them are unique. The most difficult thing about this mobility was that we walked very much, even though I liked walking and admiring the city, we walked more than I expected it. For me there is no other answer than yes, I would do it again in a heartbeat, it's something that you don't experience many times in your life. I would highly recommend other students to participate in Erasmus projects like these, because it's something unique, you can also make new friends while exploring and admiring other cities and like I said it's something that you don't experience many times in your life. I am truly grateful that I was part of this amazing project and I will never forget the people that were also part of this beautiful project. I hope that in the future I'm gonna be part of another project like this one.

I already miss Naples!

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This Erasmus mobility was one of the most special experiences I’ve ever had, giving me the opportunity to create memories that I’ll carry for a lifetime. The best part was definitely the cultural exchange, the friendships we built, and everyday moments—like discovering the city of Naples and enjoying the Neapolitan cuisine.

I developed better communication skills, especially in English, and even learned a few words in Italian.

I also improved my adaptability and teamwork while collaborating on group projects.

I’ll never forget the walks through the crowded streets of Naples, the people I met, and the moments we shared.

If someone asked me whether I would do it again, I’d say yes, anytime!

Before the mobility, I had a more stereotypical view of some cultures, but participating in this project made me more appreciative of diversity.

I highly recommend participating in Erasmus mobilities to everyone. It’s not just about traveling or studying, it’s about connecting with people from around the world and creating experiences you’ll remember for a lifetime.

This one earned a special place in my soul.🤍

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My experience with the E-twinning was truly unforgettable! We welcomed a group of Romanian students to Naples and spent some amazing days together.

-The best part was definitely the visit to the Capodimonte Park. We walked around surrounded by nature and art, talking and laughing with our new friends.

-I improved my communication skills, especially in English, and I learned how to work and collaborate with people from a different culture. It also helped me become more open and confident.

I won't forget the tour we did around Naples the aquarium, the beach, the Seafront… Seeing my city through the eyes of others was really special.

-Before this project, I thought we were very different. But I discovered that we have so much in common. We shared laughs, ideas, and interests it was great to see

-The most difficult part was understanding each other when speaking different languages. Sometimes it was hard to express exactly what we wanted to say, but in the end, we always found a way to communicate with words, gestures, and smiles.

-Yes, absolutely! It was an experience that helped me grow, meet new people, and appreciate my city even more.

-Yes, I would definitely recommend it! It opens your mind, takes you out of your comfort zone, and gives you unforgettable memories and new friendships.

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-The Twinning experience was really interesting. It was great to meet Romanian students, share activities together, and learn about each other’s cultures through visits and group projects.

-The best part was almost everything because I saw places and things I had never seen before, even living in Naples, like the Aquarium and the museum. It was a new and fun way to discover the city.

-I learned to work better in a team and to communicate with different people. The science experiment was also a very nice and new experience.

-I will never forget the time spent with the Romanian students on the beach and our visit to San Martino. It was a great moment of friendship and fun.

-It helped me see that even if we come from different countries, we share many values. I learned to respect and appreciate Romanian culture and traditions.

-The most difficult part was saying goodbye. After spending days together, it was emotional to part ways with new friends.

-Yes, I would definitely do it again. It was a great chance to grow, learn new things, and make international friendships.

-Absolutely yes! It’s an amazing opportunity to learn, meet new cultures, practice languages, and have fun while discovering Europe in a new way.

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Napoli has truly earned a special place in my heart. Everything about the experience was perfect—the local food was just as delicious as everyone says, the places we visited were breathtaking, and the cathedrals were absolutely magical.

I really loved the atmosphere. Everyone seemed to enjoy life and appreciate every little moment. One of the highlights for me was visiting Pompeii, but the paintings at the Capodimonte Museum were unforgettable. I felt as if I had been transported to another time.

This experience proved to me that every country in Europe is unique and truly beautiful. One thing I can say for sure is that Italians are full of life—really, really friendly and incredibly welcoming.

From this journey, I also learned how beautiful life can be when you know how to live it. It helped me improve my language skills.

I’ll never forget the students I met. We became friends so easily, and I felt truly comfortable around them—like I was at home. They made this experience perfect and helped me forget how tired I was from all the walking (definitely the hardest part).

I would do it again in a heartbeat, and I highly recommend Erasmus projects to everyone. It’s a chance to explore, connect, and see just how beautiful our world really is.

I really miss Napoli!!💙

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When the Romanian students arrived in Italy for the Erasmus project, I was a bit shy and unsure how to approach them. But as the days passed and we got to know each other, we built such a strong friendship that by the end of the week, I honestly didn’t want them to leave.🥹 It became one of the ❤️most beautiful chapters of my year ❤️— an unforgettable experience that helped me grow not only socially but also in my English communication skills.💪 They were all incredibly kind, friendly, and easy to connect with, and I genuinely liked every one of them.🫶🏽🫣 I also got to try new things, like visiting an aquarium for the very first time, which was such a magical and memorable experience🐠. I had so much fun and felt truly happy throughout the whole week. If I had the chance, I would love to do this project again — with the same amazing people ☝🏽— and maybe even visit Romania next year to continue this beautiful journey together.😝🫶🏽

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The best part of this mobility experience was the opportunity to meet people from another country, interact with them, and act as their tour guide in our own country.

Through this experience, I realized and understood that Erasmus is a fantastic project that gives you the chance to engage with other languages and cultures.

I will never forget the friendships that were formed, the trips we took together that were more fun and interesting-even if we had already seen some of the places before. We visited the aquarium, which was something new for us too, and it was a fantastic trip.

This mobility experience confirmed my beliefs: I think that learning about the cultures and traditions of other countries is truly wonderful.

The most challenging part was my English, which is quite limited.

I would do it a million times over-both hosting people in Italy (Naples) and going on an Erasmus exchange, since I’ve never had the opportunity before.

I recommend it to everyone who has never participated in the Erasmus project. For example, I’ve never taken part, and I would love to join next year.

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Spending time in Naples was an unforgettable adventure full of energy, culture, and connection. The city’s vibrant atmosphere, historical beauty, and the warmth of its people made every day feel special.

The highlight of my mobility was definitely working and learning with international students during group projects and cultural activities. It was inspiring to see how different perspectives could come together to create something meaningful.

This experience improved my communication skills, especially in English, and taught me how to collaborate in a multicultural team. I also became more adaptable and open-minded, learning how to navigate new environments and challenges with confidence.

One moment I’ll never forget was visiting the Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, seeing all the beautiful art and learning about the rich history behind it. I also loved walking through the streets of Naples, surrounded by stunning buildings and vibrant local life.

This mobility helped break stereotypes I had about other European countries. I realized how unique every culture is, but also how much we all have in common. It made me feel more European and more connected to the world.

The hardest part was adjusting to the different pace of life and the language barrier. At first, it was a bit overwhelming, but with time, I learned how to manage and even appreciate the differences.

Would I Do It Again?Absolutely yes! It was one of the most enriching experiences of my life. I gained not only skills and knowledge but also friendships and memories that will last forever.

I would 100% recommend Erasmus projects to other students. It’s a chance to grow personally and professionally, discover new cultures, and build a more open and tolerant mindset. If you get the opportunity,go for it!

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The best experience from this mobility was undoubtedly the genuine connection and friendship that blossomed with the Romanian friends

🥰👀. Their friendly nature created a warm and welcoming atmosphere, making the entire experience truly enjoyable and memorable for me.😇

This experience significantly enhanced my interpersonal skills, particularly in cross-cultural communication and building new relationships. I learned how to connect with people from a different background, appreciate their perspectives, and forge bonds based on shared experiences and mutual respect.💫🩷

Something I will never forget is the joy of discovering new cultural traditions through their food and the shared excitement of visiting the aquarium for the first time, despite living in Naples. These moments of cultural exchange and shared discovery created lasting memories for me.🥹🫶

This mobility positively shifted my perspective on other European countries and cultures. Interacting directly with the Romanian participants allowed me to move beyond any preconceived notions and appreciate the richness and warmth of their culture firsthand. It fostered a sense of connection and curiosity about Romania and its people within me.

The most difficult part of this mobility was the sadness I felt when it was time for the Romanian friends to leave.😓 This feeling highlights the strength of the bonds I formed and the genuine appreciation I developed for their presence in that short period of time.⏲️

Would I do it again? Absolutely!🤩

The positive experience, the friendships formed, and the opportunity for cultural exchange make participating in such a project highly desirable for me. I'm even enthusiastic about the possibility of visiting Romania in the future🙂‍↕️💗

showing the lasting impact of this mobility on me.

Would I recommend other students participate in Erasmus projects/mobilities like these?

Without a doubt! 😁This experience offered invaluable opportunities for personal growth, cultural enrichment, and the formation of meaningful international friendships for me. The chance to connect with people from different backgrounds and learn about their cultures firsthand is an incredibly rewarding experience that I would wholeheartedly recommend to others💗😍.

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I had a great time during the Erasmus mobility in Naples. The best part was visiting Pompeii – it was amazing to see the old ruins and imagine how people lived there long ago.

I learned to speak better English and to work in a team. I also got more confident and open to new cultures.

Something I’ll never forget is walking through Pompeii with Mount Vesuvius behind us. It felt like stepping back in time.

I made new friends from Naples and saw how different, but also how similar, we are. Everyone was kind and friendly.

Nothing was too hard. We stayed in a hotel, everything was well organized, and I felt safe.

I would love to do it again! It was fun, interesting, and full of memories. I really recommend this kind of experience to other students – it’s worth it!

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My Experience with Romanian Students in the eTwinning Project:

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My Experience with Romanian Students in the eTwinning Project:

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This year, I had the chance to take part in a great project called eTwinning with a group of Romanian students🇷🇴. It was an amazing experience that I will always remember. We worked together on different school activities and got to know each other better. The Romanian students were very friendly, creative, and respectful. It was easy to talk to them, and we had a lot of fun.❤️

As part of the exchange, we also did some trips together. One of the best days was when we visited Capodimonte Park🏞️. We walked in the nature, took photos and talked a lot. Then, we went to the Aquarium, where we saw many sea animals🐠 and learned new things. It was both interesting and exciting.

I really enjoyed this experience because I made new friends and improved my English. I also learned more about Romanian culture.🇷🇴 I hope we can stay in touch and maybe meet again in the future!🥹💗🫂

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Team 1: Alessandro, Yuchen, Alina, Denis, Antonio 

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Team 1: Alessandro, Yuchen, Alina, Denis, Antonio 

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My experience in Naples was short but deeply meaningful. I spent six days there, but in that time, I discovered a city full of life, history, and surprises at every turn. One of the moments that left the strongest impression on me was visiting the catacombs. There was something truly powerful about walking through those ancient spaces—it felt like stepping into a different world, one filled with mystery and stories waiting to be told.

Beyond the sights, what made the experience so valuable was the people I met and the connections I made. I had the opportunity to work side by side with children from Italy during some of our activities. Those shared moments, full of laughter and teamwork, are things I’ll never forget. They taught me how to open up more, to communicate better, and to truly listen skills that go far beyond any classroom.

It wasn’t always easy. The schedule was packed, and there were moments when the long days felt exhausting. But looking back, I wouldn’t change a thing. Every challenge added to the richness of the experience. It made me more adaptable, more patient, and even more grateful for each part of the journey.

Naples showed me how beautiful cultural exchange can be. It changed the way I see Europe and made me appreciate the diversity, warmth, and depth that exist within each country. I know now that we have so much to learn from one another.

Would I do it again? Without hesitation. This kind of experience doesn’t just stay in your memory it becomes part of who you are. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone who gets the chance. For me, those six days in Naples weren’t just a trip they were the beginning of something bigger.

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The mobility seen through the eyes of the Italian students.

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Biodiversity and cultural heritage in Capodimonte Woods

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biodiversity and cultural heritage in Capodimonte Woods