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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

GALICIAN TRADITIONAL COSTUMES
This presentation has been made by the 3ºESO C students and their Galician language teacher Manuel Quevedo

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Fostering the European Dimension through blogs

Weblogs have been extremely popular among teenagers for the last few years and they have also found their place in classroom activities. They are easier to manage than websites and are free and interactive, allowing for the integration of texts, videos and sound. They are also suitable for collaborative online writing in different projects.

Age: All ages.

Subjects

Several school subjects can be involved (history, geography, foreign languages, economics, arts, music and sciences). Any subject where learning can benefit from different points of view and cultural exchange will find an added value in using blogs.

Objectives

To foster the European dimension in education.
To support intercultural dialogue.
To develop a true European identity.
To diversify learning through Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).
To use ICT to create, communicate and share.

Pedagogical value

From a teaching point of view, blogs allow for asynchronous communication on a given subject among pupils of various ages, environments and countries. All the participants submit their contributions and update content, sharing a global view of the published articles on the blog.

Moreover, blogs promote cultural exchange through dialogue among different communities. By taking part in the development of a blog, pupils discover the cultural differences and similarities between their environment and that of their partner.

Finally, blogs in an ICT context are tools for on-line communication. Thanks to them, pupils have a raised awareness of certain problems, such as the relationship between private and public space, respect for author's rights, safety of published content and originality and quality of texts.

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