EcoConnect Erasmus+ Project:
The global community is confronted with an unparalleled crisis: the climate emergency. Unlike other challenges, this crisis knows no borders or generational divides; it affects all of humanity. Climate change is a pressing issue that doesn’t just impact our future; it’s altering our present and endangering the delicate equilibrium of our planet. Our mission is to equip students with ecological literacy, a vital skillset for understanding and addressing these complex environmental issues. This project is SMART because it has Specific goals focused on ecological education, Measurable outcomes such as ecoliteracy and digital outputs, Achievable through planned activities and collaborations, Relevant to environmental concerns and Sustainable development, and Time-bound with clear deadlines for activities and reporting, ensuring effective implementation and impact.
Our Erasmus+ project is called
ETwinning acess:
https://school-education.ec.europa.eu/en/etwinning
eTwinning Eurocultural Kaleidoscope 2023-24
This is us-Meeting other students
IES CANTABRIA:
IN CC: IN CONTACT; IN CULTURE: MOB4 FRANCE
The password is : contact
QUESTIONNAIRE LINKED TO INTERCULTURAL SKILLS
EPAS QUESTIONNAIRE
The presence of the European programmes at schools is a key aspect to build up the students´awareness on EU citizenship.
In which way can these programmes help create a common shared idea of EU?
Working EU aspects within the class, Is it a need or a must?
Are conflicts (war, economic crisis, rise of extremisms) putting in risk the idea of a true "united in diversity" Europe?
We are currently developing different programmes such as Erasmus+ and eTwinning (recently won the EU prize) and signed the petition /manifiesto for European studies (next year part of the curriculum, possibly in English in our school).
Mob.3 SWEDEN- Mobility habits report:
Escucha "Europe in Maps. Analysing our context" en Spreaker.
EPAS- DUBBING ACTIVITY
European Project: IN CC: In Contact, In Culture
Erasmus+ Activities & workshops
First video-series about mobility in Europe: Poland (Spanish delegation)
Activity:
Describe and present your daily life to other students.
Record yourself by using https://record.reverb.chat and post the link on the Padlet.
European Project: IN CC: In Contact, In Culture
- raise the awareness of European citizens to the richness and cultural diversity of Europe
- counter racism and xenophobia and encourage greater tolerance in Europe and beyond the national borders
- inform the public about the need to protect cultural heritage against threat
Instructions
- Visit the
opulent Magdalena Palace
- Discover
the Cantabrian Maritime Museum
- Enjoy the new Centro Botín
- Learn about the past
at the Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology of Cantabria
- Snap a pic of Santander Cathedral
- Explore the Magdalena Peninsula
- Stroll through the Jardines & Paseo de Pereda
- Admire the views the Faro de Cabo Mayor
Real Palacio de La
Magdelena
Museo Marítimo del
Cantábrico
Parque de Mataleñas /
Faro Cabo Mayor
Centro Botín
Biblioteca Menéndez
Pelayo
Biblioteca Central de
Cantabria
Catedral de Nuestra
Señora de la Asunción
Museo de Prehistoria y
Arqueología de Cantabria
Museo de Artes Moderno
y Contemporáneo de Santander y Cantabria
https://twinspace.etwinning.net/119605/pages/page/1155528/edit
What's the meaning of ...
(1) acceptable |
(6) responsible |
(11) intellectual |
(16) dependable |
(2) criminal |
(7)
respectable |
(12)
presentable |
(17)
clinical |
(3) cynical |
(8) radical |
(13)
sensible |
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(4) simple |
(9) liberal |
(14)
logical |
|
(5) absurd |
(10)
fanatical |
(15)
practical |
· having an awareness or understanding of a situation
· favourable to progress or reform, as in political or religious affairs
· extremely objective and realistic; dispassionately analytic; unemotionally critical
· satisfactory and able to be agreed to or approved of
· not elaborate or artificial; plain
· looking suitable or good enough, especially in the way you are dressed
· considered to be socially acceptable because of your good character, appearance or behaviour
· guided or developed by or relying on the intellect rather than upon emotions or feelings; rational
· distrustful of human sincerity or integrity. Also, contemptuous, or pessimistic
· ridiculous or unreasonable; foolish in an amusing way; utterly or obviously senseless, illogical, or untrue; contrary to all reason or common sense; laughably foolish or false
· believing or expressing the belief that there should be great or extreme social or political change
· reasoning in accordance with the principles of logic, as a person or the mind; reasonable; to be expected
· very bad or morally wrong
· motivated or characterized by an extreme, uncritical enthusiasm or zeal, as in religion or politics
· relating to experience, reality or action rather than ideas or imagination
· having good judgment and the ability to act correctly and make decisions on your own
· capable of being depended on; worthy of trust; reliable
REFLECTING ABOUT SOCIAL INCLUSION AND NON DISCRIMINATION:
Every EU country is a democracy, where rights are important. The European Union does not only work together in areas like the economy, security and the environment, but devotes considerable attention to upholding these values both within Europe’s borders and beyond. If a country wants to become a member of the EU, they also have to respect these values and implement them in their own country. Of course this applies to all of the countries that are already a member of the EU.
European values: Freedom & Equality
All European citizens are free to travel, work and live anywhere in the EU. You are also free to say what you want, think or feel as long as you do not restrict other people’s freedom by discriminating against them.
- Would you want to live in a country where your religion, opinion or sexual orientation was discriminated against?
The Netherlands is the only country in the EU with bars where you can buy soft drugs legally, (‘coffee shops’). The other countries think this is a bad idea, but the EU has no say in this. Since 2005 in Spain men can get married to men and women to women. This is called a same-sex marriage. This regulation is not European law. The EU is of the opinion that every country should decide such matters for themselves.
- Would you want the EU to have a say on gender equality policy or not? Explain your view.
Everyone is different: in their language, culture, religion, appearance, opinion and origins. We want these differences to be respected within the European Union so that we can live, learn and work side by side, just like we do in school. We want to live in a society where there is mutual respect, where there is no discrimination and where everyone has the same opportunities. The European Treaty for Human Rights states that every EU citizen has equal rights. Which means that policemen, lawyers, teachers, farmers, carpenters, job seekers, or disabled people, in short all European citizens, must be treated equally.
- Do you think that everyone in Spain has the same rights? Give an example if you agree or disagree.
You can regard Europe as one big society where countries and citizens, wherever they come from, try to respect the values of freedom, religion, equality, solidarity and democracy.
- Do you think this is possible or impossible? Explain why.
- Mail: javiermartinez@iescantabria.net
- Online recorder: Allow flash (save and share) and send the link or QR code to the mail. https://vocaroo.com/
- eTwinning working place: https://twinspace.etwinning.net/102207/home
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