Let's keep our minds open.
At the eTwinning/Erasmus Club, Portuguese students expressed their opinion on three ideas presented:
1. Social media can make society better.
2. The internet is safer than it used to be.
3. Artificial intelligence will make life fairer for all.
After presenting the ideas, sequentially, the students had to assume one of four opinions and justify it.
1. I disagree
2. I agree
3. I think it depends
4. I'm not sure
The box of traditions from the Lublin School was opened at the eTwinning/Erasmus Club and then the objects were displayed in the library at the Alexandre Herculano School.
For the "Box of Traditions", the Portuguese students chose several objects representing symbols, values and traditions of Portugal: the "Lusíadas", by Luís de Camões, the greatest Portuguese poet; medals from the city of Santarém, magnets from various Portuguese locations and various traditional objects. They were all wrapped up and sent in a box to the Lublin School.
Portuguese Students evaluated their participation in the project with a word cloud.
Here are the results of the survey carried out among students after the mobility from school no. 30 in Lublin to the Alexandre Herculano school, in Santarém.
Started a year ago, the Erasmus+ project "Limited But Open-Minded" aims, among others, to "Prepare students for their future role as citizens" and "Promote active participation and responsibility in the school context".
One of the moments that most contributes to achieving these goals is the mobility of students to the project's partner countries, which are Portugal and Poland.
This week is mobility from Lublin School nº30 to Alexandre Herculano School. It is a group of 10 Polish students, accompanied by teachers Aneta, Anita and Anna.
Activities of the week in Portugal, Santarém, Alexandre Herculano School
The students at the Alexandre Herculano school created a questionnaire to identify the educational community's eating habits, physical exercise habits, use of free time and travel to school.
