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EUROPEAN COMMISSION COMPENDIUM 2005 GRUNDTVIG 2 LEARNING PARTNERSHIPS PROJECTS DESCRIPTION DECEMBER 2005 EXPLANATORY NOTE The Learning Partnerships are grouped in the Compendium according to the country of their coordinating institution. The countries appear alphabetically and in the following order by EU, EFTA/EEA and Acceding/ Candidate countries respectively: BELGIUM CZECH REPUBLIC DENMARK GERMANY (Deutschland) ESTONIA GREECE (Ellas) SPAIN (España) FRANCE IRELAND ITALY LATVIA LITHUANIA HUNGARY (Magyarorszag) MALTA THE NETHERLANDS AUSTRIA (Österreich) POLAND PORTUGAL SLOVENIA SLOVAK REPUBLIC SUOMI/FINLAND SWEDEN UNITED KINGDOM ICELAND NORWAY BULGARIA ROMANIA TURKEY TABLE OF CONTENTS BELGIUM (FLEMISH COMMUNITY)...........................................................................................16 Support for parents with intellectual disabilities................................................................................................................. 16 European Learning Partnership on easy-to-read and plain language.................................................................................. 17 MIDI-ART-EDUCATION....................................................................................................................................................... 18 Let’s Go For It: Learning English to start going forward into intereuropean travel ............................................................. 19 MEET: Methods Experience Exchange Teachers................................................................................................................ 20 Strategies Towards Active Citizenship ( STAC) .................................................................................................................. 21 BELGIUM (FRENCH SPEAKING COMMUNITY) ...........................................................................22 Secteur HORECA : Adéquation de la formation avec les attentes du terrain et insertion professionnelle............................ 22 Renforcer la dimension émancipatrice dans l’alphabétisation des adultes en Europe ........................................................ 23 Y a-t-il une Europe de la sagesse populaire ?..................................................................................................................... 24 Mémoires d’Europe – les fils de l’immigration .................................................................................................................... 25 ELEMENT .......................................................................................................................................................................... 26 Ecoute, partage et échange autour du vécu familial des femmes migrantes et de leur intégration à la société d’accueil..... 27 BELGIUM (GERMAN SPEAKING COMMUNITY) ..........................................................................28 ALPHA-PRO Professionnaliser le métier de formateur en alphabétisation des adultes ....................................................... 28 CZECH REPUBLIC.................................................................................................................29 Grundtvig Active Parents Education (GRAPE).................................................................................................................... 29 MR. DAL (Methods to Retain Disadvantaged Adult Learners on learning programmes) ...................................................... 30 Holistic learning self-knowledge as a guideline from pre-vocational training into the labour market................................... 31 DENMARK............................................................................................................................32 Efficient e-learning for adult with literacy problems: conditions and effects....................................................................... 32 METODA: Methodological Exchange between Trainers Of Disadvantaged Adults............................................................... 33 Learning Partnership for the European Institute for Performing Arts.................................................................................. 34 ELPN - European Learning Partnership Network. "Get together - learn together" ............................................................... 35 Innovative ways of reaching out......................................................................................................................................... 36 Adult Learning of Science (ALOS)...................................................................................................................................... 37 1 How to Make Integration More Efficient Through Language Teaching Focusing on Intercultural Awareness ...................... 38 Nye indfaldsvinkler - Det vigtige kendskab......................................................................................................................... 39 Learning by doing.............................................................................................................................................................. 40 Ways from Exclusion to Inclusion as an Active European Citizen....................................................................................... 41 GERMANY ............................................................................................................................42 "The Path/ Der Pfad" - Erfahrungsaustausch über die methodische Entwicklung und Umsetzung von Konzepten für thematische Lernpfade ...................................................................................................................................................... 42 "Lernen für's Leben - Learn for Life".................................................................................................................................. 43 Zivilgesellschaft in Europa - Voneinander lernen, gemeinsam handeln .............................................................................. 44 INBE — Integration by Education — The Influence of Learners on the Integrating Educational Programme........................ 45 Getting experience from applying the European Language Portfolio in adult education for migrants ................................. 46 CLAY- Cooperative Learning by Ambiental Activity............................................................................................................ 47 Competencies in Marketing for Trainers in Continuing Education (CMCE).......................................................................... 48 GILE- Generationsübergreifendes inter-kulturelles Lernen in Europa................................................................................. 49 Encourage LLL - employability for senior citizens.............................................................................................................. 50 EduPART. Educational Partnership activates families........................................................................................................ 51 Strategic Perspectives for Providers in Adult Education (SPPAE) ...................................................................................... 52 PAP-Prejudice as a Path .................................................................................................................................................... 53 MAESTRO - Multipliers in Adult Education - Structures and Organisation .......................................................................... 55 New Approaches to Nutritional Education in Museums ...................................................................................................... 56 Traditionelle Handwerkstechniken (OSWU)........................................................................................................................ 57 Möglichkeiten der gesellschaftlichen Integration bei kulturellen und religiösen Unterschieden.......................................... 58 Einsatz von drama-techniques in der Erwachsenenbildung................................................................................................ 59 Learning is it!..................................................................................................................................................................... 60 Wer bin ich - bin ich wer?................................................................................................................................................... 61 KoDI Kooperativer Dialog................................................................................................................................................... 62 Ways of Internet Teaching (WIT) ........................................................................................................................................ 63 Further Education of Sign Language Teachers................................................................................................................... 64 Was ist denn bloß mit unseren Kindern los? Erarbeiten eines neuen Verständnisses im Umgang mit den Kindern. ........... 65 Leben in Europa - Menschen mit schwerer geistiger und/oder mehrfacher Behinderung entdecken die Vielfalt Europas.... 66 COMEDU-EU Community Educaiton and Non-Formal Learning in a European Context....................................................... 67 2 QualiFLY – Quality in Family Literacy................................................................................................................................