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Özlem, fromİzmir

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Speaking foreign languages as a way to break the barriers

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Speaking foreign languages as a way to break the barriers

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In the chapter "The Roly-Poly Bird to the Rescue" Roald Dahl imagines a magnificent African bird that has come to England on holiday. The bird can speak English and can help the monkeys to communicate with the birds. "It's no good going to a country and not knowing the language" says the bird. I think this is a metaphor for respecting others. We should try to understand people from different countries by getting to know  their language, their culture and their reasons to come to our countries, too.

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I think that any eTwinning project is an act of inclusion, because it provides opportunities for free expression to the majority of the pupils of a class due to the many different means used in eTwinning projects. More pupils are motivated to take part in activities that respond to different intelligences.

With eTwinning projects, lines and boundaries and categorization existing in classes are shaken, shifted and disappear.(Discrimination towards cultures, gender, race, religion, disabilities, sexual orientation, age or any other  as such.)

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(part 2)

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With the aid of Roly Poly and Muggle Wump All Birds and all Monkeys are included in the "revenge plot" each one with  its own way and abilities, from the smaller and weaker ones to the strongest ones to achieve their goal and beat the beastly Twits.

My favourite article of children's rights that has also to do with our book is article 15:The child's right to freedom of association.