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Crossing Borders at Italian School.

  • Dec 30, 2018
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Italian group of students involved in the Erasmus Project, we had the final event of the Christmas solidarity initiative: this year our students have sold 250 Christmas stars and the proceeds have been donated to the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association . We had a warm and touching meeting with some representatives of the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association and the students were strongly involved in an action to raise awareness of this disability with some activities to try the same feelings of people with this disease; it was a precious opportunity to reflect on diversity, but also on the infinite wealth of each person.


 
 
 

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The intention with this project is to facilitate learning. To engage students in learning across borders, to push students to become more aware and better citizens in Europe. It is aimed to develop pupil emotional wellbeing so that our children can become confident, happy and well adjusted individuals. Individuals who will take responsibility for their peers no matter where they come from and with what back ground. And furthermore have the synergy work within the pupils, so they are ready to step outside their comfort zone, reach out and help others who really need help being integrated in European communities.
Our project will enable partner schools to share best practice in various pedagogical approaches and teaching methods.
It will help break down barriers and prevent prejudice and stereotyping. It will foster a greater understanding and empathy towards the different  languages, cultures and ways of life of both pupils and teachers in each of the partner countries.
It will enable partner schools to share approaches to develop more culturally literate pupils. It will develop better and more responsible European citizens of the future.

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