I use technology in my classes quite often, mainly computers and video-projectors. I spice my lessons by adding online exercises, games, Youtube video clips, whenever possible, and Powerpoint games I have created (mostly multiple choice grammar or vocab games, which I use for playing in groups / teams), plus we have digital textbooks for primary grades. 

I also initiated a Facebook English Language Contest called F.A.S.T. which I plan to develop.
I am also responsible for our school magazine, called "Corola de lumini" (The Corolla of Lights), which I've been editing since 2000.

During medieval times, guilds, made up of groups of craftsmen, played an important role in the evolution of the town. Artisan guilds had their privileges recognized since 1493. In 1620, members of the guilds took part in the building of the town fortress. Two of the most important guilds were the shoemakers and tanners ones. In 1800, the shoemakers' guild had the most members, namely 254. The guild system lasted until 1872.

Targu Mures became a modern town in the second half of the 19th century, along with the expansion of the railway line. Today its centrally located Piata Trandafirilor (Roses Square) is lined with modern streetside cafes and restaurants, churches, and monuments. Targu Mures' top attraction is located at the south end of the square: the Culture Palace (Palatul Culturii), a flamboyant early 20th-century city hall with an outstanding stained-glass hall, housing some of main local museums.