Activities
The project will include four exchanges during which students will interact, communicate, exchange ideas, put forwards arguments and counterarguments based on statistical data, assess the situations comparatively, participate in role-plays, simulations, interviews. Each team of students will do research on the topic of the exchange, so that the meeting will be productive and a qualitative exchange of information is facilitated.
The project will include four exchanges during which students will interact, communicate, exchange ideas, put forwards arguments and counterarguments based on statistical data, assess the situations comparatively, participate in role-plays, simulations, interviews. Each team of students will do research on the topic of the exchange, so that the meeting will be productive and a qualitative exchange of information is facilitated.
There are 5 exchanges with the following topics:
There are 5 exchanges with the following topics:
- C1 - Immigration
- C2 –Human rights
- C3 - Democracy
- C4 - Discrimination
- C5 –Civic involvement
Methodology
Methodology
Before the exchanges, students will work intensively on the topic of the exchange and will collect data at local level in order to provide an informed presentation of the situation during the exchange. To do this, they will do research, apply surveys, take interviews, contact NGOs active in that field, collect data, analyse, assess and draw conclusions. During the exchanges, they will present their research work, analyse the data from other countries comparatively, participate in debates, in engaging activities which are meant to improve their critical thinking skills, meet local authorities and discuss the issues to see the opinion of a politician on those matters.
Before the exchanges, students will work intensively on the topic of the exchange and will collect data at local level in order to provide an informed presentation of the situation during the exchange. To do this, they will do research, apply surveys, take interviews, contact NGOs active in that field, collect data, analyse, assess and draw conclusions. During the exchanges, they will present their research work, analyse the data from other countries comparatively, participate in debates, in engaging activities which are meant to improve their critical thinking skills, meet local authorities and discuss the issues to see the opinion of a politician on those matters.