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INTERCULTURAL BRIDGES EXTENDİNG TO EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP

Funder: European CommissionProject code: 2019-1-TR01-KA229-076762
Funded under: ERASMUS+ | Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices | School Exchange Partnerships Funder Contribution: 167,040 EUR

INTERCULTURAL BRIDGES EXTENDİNG TO EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP

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"CONTEXTThe starting point of our project is to bring together different languages and cultures with our partnership of 6 European countries to reduce the negative bias and stereotyping of differences as a member of the European family and thus to gain a multicultural and multi-dimensional understanding. In the observations and interviews of our guidance service in our institution, we have observed that our students may feed negative attitudes, stereotypes and prejudices because they haven’t recognized people from different cultures. For this reason, we have started a project with Greece, our founding partner through eTwinning platform, in order for our students to see different cultures in place and our teachers to share their culture, knowledge and experiences with international schools, and we have met with our other partners for the same purpose. The innovative aspect of our project is that while sharing cultural elements (language, traditional meals, folk dances, dances, music, children's games, UNESCO cultural heritage) with our partners, we will enrich our activities with the methodology supported by the European Commission (content and language integrated learning). Thus, we will contribute to the development of language skills in addition to raising awareness of CLIL methodology and cultures.OBJECTIVESEnvisioned Objectives:1.To develop multi-cultural understanding and acceptance by recognising the cultural values and UNESCO cultural heritage of each of the partner countries (at least 55 percent of the participants will have a wider knowledge of other cultures)2.Cooperation with different schools of Europe to see cultural diversity in place and develop a sense of belonging to the European family; (at least 30 points will improve positively in the attitudes of participants towards other cultures)3.Develop ICT and language skills with international activities (approximately 65% of participants will develop digital and language skills)4.To promote early language learning awareness and multilingualism by integrating CLIL methodology into content to promote a comprehensive approach to Language Teaching and learningNUMBER AND PROFILE OF PARTICIPANTSOur project consists of six common schools and 108 teachers with 54 students aged between 11 and 16 will benefit directly from our project. The number of students who will benefit indirectly is 4062 and the number of teachers is 395. In our project, priority will be given to students coming from families with low socio-economic level to support students with fewer opportunities and students with lower social intelligence and different cultural backgrounds.MAIN ACTIVITIES6 Learning Teaching Training (LTT) activities will be carried out in order to encourage intercultural approaches to cultural heritage and to reduce negative prejudices and stereotypes against differences by gaining intercultural awareness.C.1.February 2020-CLIL Education-Italy - short term partner teacher trainingC.2.May 2020-tell me your story-GreeceC.3.October 2020-will you play with me?-North MacedoniaC.4.January 2021-our traditional meals-RomaniaC.5.March 2021-let's dance with me-PortugalC.6.May 2021-our traditional handicrafts and UNESCO cultural heritage-TurkeyMETHODDifferent methods will be used to perform project activities and achieve the best results: questionnaires, observation and interview, CLIL methodology, application-based learning, project-based learning, game-based learning, problem-solving, case studies, analysis and reflection.ABSTRACT RESULTS1. Encouraging collaboration in multicultural environments and thus enhancing intercultural dialogue2. To increase intercultural awareness and reduce negative prejudice and stereotypes against differences3. By recognizing different cultures, reducing negative attitudes towards ""others""3. Active use of eTwinning platform and disseminating Erasmus + program consciousness4. Improve language skills with lice skillsNON FIGURATIVE RESULTS1. Project website, blog, and Facebook and Instagram pages2. An e-book with cultural elements of partner countries3. E-course contents created with CLIL4. Twinspace page5. Digital story, music box and e-mapIMPACTThe expected impact of the project on participants and organizations is to increase awareness of language, communication, ICT and intercultural. It is thought that the projected effects of the project will increase exponentially and will be extended to the long term as the students and teachers participating in the project will spread the applied methods, share their experience and knowledge with other students and teachers. The concrete results of the project CLIL integrated e-courses, e-books, videos, posters and brochures designs, digital story book, Digital Music Box) collected by all public schools and other local schools will be distributed among educational and cultural organizations. Thus, the widespread impact of the project will be increased."

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