Best regards!
Turkey 2010 - Olu Deniz, Fethiye and Hisaronu from Roger Richards on Vimeo.
This is a space to share outcomes from an eTwinning project between several schools in Europe. Our pupils are from 6 to 12 years old and our team intend to share songs that children sing in their childhood, songs that all of us learn from our parents and grandparents and also in schools and much more...
Sunday, 24 October 2010
Turkey 2010 Olu Deniz, Fethiye and Hisaronu
I want to ask only that " How do we take advantage, utilize of these videos? "I don't want to comment.I don't mean anyone. I'm sorry all of you. Everyone can post videos here in this manner.Someone can tell me, how we use it at education of our pupils.
Best regards!
Best regards!
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Hello, Raif.
These videos, with national songs, could be useful to reach, at least, 2 aims of our project:
- «to develop intercultural knowledge»;
- «to know and appreciate the national and international artistic and cultural heritage».
So, if you want, you can use them with your pupils.
Thanks and have a nice sunday!
Hi, Raif! Betty is right!I think that these videos will help our children to know more things about the people from different countries. They can improve the student's knowledge and the social collaboration between our partners.
Why don't we share something useful for all of us and for our children? Is it right in your opinion?
Don't worry, be happy!
Mnogo pozdravi ot Sofia, Reny
Hello Betina, Reny and the other friends!
OK you say i find the right.I agree with you but we are always use to ready things.Will be that such as this.Where are the products belong to us.Don't we create anythings ourselves.We must do something more interesting.To take on children's attention.Their learning should be more permanent.What you thinking and planning.
Warm regards!
Mnogo pozdravi ot İstanbul, Raif
Raif, we are doing the planned activities. I explain you better in our twinspace, ok? Thanks.
This is a good video .
Nice work .
Thank you .
Buse thanks for you comment.Raif
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