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Seminars and workshops  in SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria

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Seminars and workshops  in SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria

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Kizoa Movie - Video - Slideshow Maker: Seminars in SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria

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DISSEMINATING ERASMUS+ EXPERIENCES TO COLLEAGUES, PARENTS, STUDENTS.
Our students Dea, Maria and Niki who participated in the meeting in Dover, UK, talked about their learning experiences and being hosted by an English family! They shared their excitement and answered a lot of questions from the audience.
The presentation was organised by the Erasmus+ teachers who visited Dover, UK - Elen Soti and Evi Manduraraki.
Apart from the presentation on this day, we have already implemented new ideas we got from our learning exchanges with partners in this creative project!
We have been using role-play, kahoot, animoto, augmented reality etc. in lessons and are planning new lessons for the following year and new presentations to colleagues from other schools, too as well as to our new students next year. Thank you all for the great experience and lovely memories!!!
Elen Soti,
English Language Teacher at 17 Lykeio of Athens, Greece.

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ATHENS, 17 LYKEIO, ERASMUS, SHARING RESULTS  after last two partners'meetings Medium

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We had a conference (14th june last) with the whole

school community. All the students presented what they've done so far and

shared their personal experiences with the audience. It lasted 3 hours and was extremely interesting and enriching.

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Erasmus day at school

Workshop based on etools shared by the partners

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June 2018- SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria presented workshop about Augmented reality before teachers from kindergarten Mecho Puh, Kazanlak

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June 2018- SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria presented workshop about Augmented reality before teachers from kindergarten Mecho Puh, Kazanlak

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17 LYKEIO ATHENSMANDOURARAKI EVI GREEK  LANGUAGE TEACHER

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17 LYKEIO ATHENSMANDOURARAKI EVI GREEK  LANGUAGE TEACHER

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During our meeting in Lisbon and in Dover, we participated in two different lessons where we used “kahoot” , as a learning tool. First, in Lisbon, Anna Martin from Spain a biology teacher explained to us how she uses this  game with her students . Secondly, in Dover we played Kahoot as the Cyprus team suggested. I really liked it so I logged in and I made a little search and found some shared games on the kahoot platform, that I used in my classes.

So, my students and I had some great time checking our language skills. I also consider using a  kahoot games in my future lessons in history.

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SU Ekzarh Antim I , Kazanlak, Bulgaria- Stanimira Valcheva - history teacher

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SU Ekzarh Antim I , Kazanlak, Bulgaria- Stanimira Valcheva - history teacher

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During  the partners  meeting  in Lisbon, Portugal in April 2017
many interesting ideas were shared by all the partners.
Ana Martin from Spain, a Biology teacher, shared the idea of using the game Kahoot! in her classes.
I liked it very much and began practicing it in my History classes right after coming the meeting in Portugal.
My students already love....studying  by  playing  Kahoot!
That's a very easy and funny way of making students memorize the many historical facts, persons and events!
That's a short example of a Kahoot Game with few questions about World War II .

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I;m Stanimira Valcheva - a History teacher from SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria. During the partners meeting in Lisbon, Portugal in April 2017 many interesting ideas were shared by all the partners. Ana Martin from Spain, a Biology teacher, shared the idea of using the game Kahoot! in her classes.

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I have used ThingLink in the past to teach but I have never asked my students to complete an activity by using this tool. After the meeting in Spain and the presentation by the English teacher on the use of ThingLink in her lesson, I have prepared a simple ThingLink activity for my students on the reasons for people to live in areas of volcanic activity. The following presentation will be used to explain this new tool next week. Examples of student's work will be added later.
ThingLink activity on living with volcanoes:

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Living with volcanoes a thing link activity

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Geography lesson presented by Patricia Kokkinou from American Academy Larnaca, Cyprus

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After the meeting in Portugal the Spanish school  organized  for their students  in Spain the same edition of   Brain without limits competition  presented by Natasha Dzhurkova from the Bulgarian team in the meeting in Portugal

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Science lesson at Florida School (Catarroja, Spain) implementing the contest "Brain without limits" developed Lisbon (Portugal) in a previous meeting of the Erasmus + projecte CREATIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING.

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Seminars and workshops  in SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria

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Seminars and workshops  in SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria

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to disseminate creative good practices presented at the project LTTA and transnational meetings.

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Workshops for sharing good practices in SU Ekzarh Antim I, Kazanlak, Bulgaria

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Erasmus+ project Creative Teaching and learning 2016-2018 Every partner team presented to rest of the teachers in their schools all good practices for creative teaching and learning presented during the project Learning/Training events and transnational meetings.