Project
Workshops
WORKin’ Europe Workshops
Workshops were a key part of the project. It was through this work, at their own centres but also cooperating with the other institutions, that students could feel themselves truly involved in the project. The culminating moment of these workshops were the meeting in Kastamonu and the last meeting in l’Alcora, where there was a highest number of students from the three countries and they could put in practice the workshops they had prepared, as well as showing the work they had been doing in their own countries.
1. Documents used to prepare the workshops
- Ideas for WorkshopsIdeas for the students' Workshops · Examples(PDF download)
- Student WorkshopsSome advices to go to Kastamonu · (Turkey)(PPT download)
- Kastamonu QuestionsWhat is it? · Which are the most spoken languages in Kastamonu?(PDF download)
- Turkish QuestionsQuestions to bear in mind for the obtaining of the electronic visa.(PDF download)
2. Erasmus and other experiences
Students and teachers collected experiences of people who had studied or worked abroad, and wrote them down.
- Andrea Tortosa Baquero_Erasmus in Zürich_ · After spending 2 wonderful years in Barcelona, I decided that I needed to move on and discover a bit more. The Erasmus program is one of the best options when you are at university.(PDF download)
- Eemil Ypi Yli-Pietilä_Erasmus in Zürich_ · I did my exchange in Zürich in autumn 2013. Applying for the exchange semester was easy as Erasmus-program was still involving universities in Switzerland.(PDF download)
- Lena Jülich_Erasmus in Barcelona_ · In Germany, Barcelona is known for its mild climate, its architecture and (obviously) the football club. But it has more to offer and in the past few months.(PDF download)
- Marina_Erasmus in Barcelona_ · My time in Germany is being very good. It is an experience I will never forget. I am constantly pushed beyond my own personal boundaries, forced to expand my horizons and learn about a foreign culture and share parts of my own culture.(PDF download)
- Marina_Erasmus in Frankfurt_ · Many students like me have thought about studying abroad at some point even before starting to apply for university. My journey began in September 2012.(PDF download)
- Migration in Turkey_A country profile_ · Immigrants & Emigrants tables(PDF download)
- Top 10 Reasons Turkish Students Study Abroad_Life changing experience_ · Studying abroad is the best option!(PDF download)
- Student Experiences_Ankara, TURKEY_ · Bilkent Unıversıty(PDF download)
3. Diaries
Some Spanish students wrote a diary during the meeting in Kastamonu.
4. Geography & Stereotypes
Pere and Hugo prepared a presentation as a starting point for a debate about stereotypes.
5. Interviews
Mari, Israel and Jenny interviewed some people about the experiences they have or had studying or working abroad.
Video Interviews
ISRAEL INTERVIEW
SPANISH LANGUAGE ASSISTANT IN GERMANY
MARY INTERVIEW
BRITISH BASKETBALL PLAYER IN SPAIN
Written Interviews
- Experience of a language assistant in KarlsruheEnglish · INTERVIEW(PDF download)
- Jeny's interview to MohamedEnglish · INTERVIEW(PDF download)
6. Gastronomy & Culture
Jenny prepared both, a video about how to prepare a typical dessert from her region, and a presentation about traditions and festivities in l’Alcora. Those activities were presented, and also tasted, in Kastamonu wit other learners and teachers.
7. Inmigration
Jonathan prepared a presentation of his view about inmigration. This activity was also used as a tool for discussion.
8. Greetings
This documents were used for brief language lessons which were held in Kastamonu. Students taught other students some expressions in their own languages.
- Greetings in l'AlcoraHow would you greet someone you meet for the first time? · English(PDF download)
- German courseLifelong Learning Project · English(PPTX download)
- DialoguesGerman Course · Beginners level(PDF download)
9. Personal letters
Josep presented some samples of his experience working on personal letters with his students.
10. Cooperative games
Cooperative games are based on the idea that each member of a group is equal. The games are simple and you can play it any time and any place.