Which are the benefits of knowing each other and each one's work? by Kostis

What they want:

dstickn1 — 2023-11-09 19:45:17 UTC

CLA blog posts tend to be between 400 and 1200 words.

What Dane pitched

dstickn1 — 2023-11-09 19:45:27 UTC

Session: Remotely Connecting Global Youth Researchers; workshop
We had five youth from Greece and three from Colorado, all 14 years old, talking about their youth-led research and finding connections between their actions in very different places and cultures. It was quite powerful. We'd like to spotlight some of their takeaways after the event (a small vignette from maybe 3 or 4 youth).
Target date: Mid November

What are the benefits of knowing each other and sharing our work?

dstickn1 — 2023-11-09 19:48:32 UTC

If you were the content creator of our Instragram page, how would you describe the presentation on Oct 28th?

dstickn1 — 2023-11-09 19:49:33 UTC

What specifically was the benefit of our presentation on Oct. 28?

What have you been thinking about?

How was that experience for you?

What do you want to do as a next step?

Student Bios

dstickn1 — 2023-11-09 19:55:17 UTC

Please add your bio if you haven't already!

Link a image or video that VISUALIZE the student relationship

dstickn1 — 2023-11-10 17:58:36 UTC

Benefits of knowing people across the sea

2023-11-14 21:34:38 UTC

During projects where it is you have to change something big it is very nice to know people who have an outside perspective it is also very good to just be able to talk to people from different cultures and see their perspectives it is amazing for mental health and just knowledge in general to know people from everywhere you can because not only doesn't make you friends but it also widens your views

Emilleo

2023-11-15 15:56:56 UTC

The benefits of working together around the world is for me personally was to learn to grow and understand just how different cultures are all coming together to create one big healthful society, and it was very interesting to me at first and it was very new to me, but I started to understand that us coming together and working together from all around the globe is a good thing and instead of this being a small community thing, we’ve spread this big all over the world and inspires me and I know it inspires others to do the same

Persa

2023-11-18 11:12:13 UTC

The perks of having international friendships are a lot . The most important for me is that gives you a deeper understanding of the world and its people . Moreover you are able to exchange opinions and discover new cultures . To sum up , knowing each other may have a positive impact on our personality and develop our character

Zoë

2023-11-20 15:49:51 UTC

Being in a program in which you have the opportunity to have international relations with teenagers and students all round the world is amazing. Not only is it very beneficial for educational purposes but it is also very interesting and fun. Being surrounded by a large range of different opinions, thoughts and ideas can also be very inspiring towards student future productivity. Personally, I've already been very inspired and I believe the Erasmus program has already broaden my perspectives on all different topics and I am really looking forward for more

Sofia

2023-11-20 17:29:48 UTC

This Erasmus journey offered me the opportunity to interact with teenagers around Europe. This project was definitely beneficial educationally, we got to practice our English speaking level, learn about different cultures and traditions.What most of us did not expect,which was a fun surprise,was to actually bond with our "coworkers" and become friends.So at the end of the day, working with each other became fun and interesting rather than confusing and hard.

Marios

2023-11-20 17:49:45 UTC

I believe that knowing each other is very good for both countries because we communicate with people that are living so far, and also we improve our English and not only. The benefits of sharing our work are that we have about the same project and is more interesting working with people from other countries because you learn new things, you learn about different cultures, and you make new friends.

Grigoris

2023-11-20 19:05:36 UTC

From the Erasmus programm it was a once in a lifetime experience. We learned a lot about democracy and history . The best thing was when we met teens from other countries . We became friends we exchange opinions, ideas. We learned about their culture and we brocasted our culture to them.

Eleni

2023-11-20 19:48:39 UTC

Having worldwide acquaintances, let alone friendships, is really beneficial, especially when you're a teenager. That's because by communicating with others from around the globe, you get to "compare" your life with people that live in a totally different environment, have other customs and cultures, but also realize that there are several things that we can bond over, regardless our nationality. During such programs that involve people from around the world, we have the ability to do that and feel as part of an international team, but also inspire each other!