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INSULA EUROPAE PROJECT Center For Education Initiatives (CEI), Bulgaria INSULA EUROPAE PROJECT The Partners The Project and The Results The Bulgarian Team What Have The Groups Done? The Partners Coordinator CENTRO STUDI E FORMAZIONE VILLA MONTESCA, ITALY http://www.montesca.it SPANISH CONFEDERATION OF EDUCATIONAL CENTRES (CECE), SPAIN http://www.cece.es/ E-DUCATION.IT S.p.A. , ITALY http ://www.e-ducation.it/ SEU SERVIZIO EUROPA, ITALY http://www.seu.it/ SSIS VENETO INTER-UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF SPECIALIZATION FOR THE TRAINING OF SECONDARY TEACHERS, ITALY http://www.univirtual.it/ssis The Partners INTERCOLLEGE, CYPRUS http://www.intercollege.ac.cy TECHNOLOGICAL RAILWAY HIGH SCHOOL, ROMANIA http://liceulcfr.is.edu.ro/ SCIENCE AND RESEARCH CENTRE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA http://www.zrs-kp.si/ CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES ASSOCIATION (CEI) - BULGARIA http://www.cei-bg.org/ The Project ► BRIEF DESCRIPTION INSULA EUROPAE generally aims to: Encourage teachers throughout Europe to extend the breadth of their teaching, in particular to introduce a wider European dimension of teaching; Develop teaching strategies in order to support European culture of tolerance into curricula and to increase European civic conscience; Improve professional development of teachers and the quality of teaching and learning in the schools; Provide teachers with a wide range of perspectives, teaching ideas and materials on those topics, themes and events, which have been of particular significance to European integration; Offer some practical advice on how to make effective use of innovative communication technologies in the teaching and learning activities. The Project ► THE RESULTS http://www.insulaeuropae.info Experimentation Phase – The steps Training for trainers – first step Exempla module experimentation – second step Courseware experimentation – third step Each teacher had the possibility to choose one or more curricula: European Integration History European Literature and Culture European Civic Education – the European Citizenship The Bulgarian Team TEACHERS & STUDENTS Sofia – 3 Schools Plovdiv Area – 1 School Pleven – 1 School V. Tarnovo Area – 1 School The Bulgarian Team 10 teachers • History and Civilization • Geography and Economics • English • IT The Bulgarian Team 180 students What Have The Groups Done? High School “Hristo Smirnenski”, Brezovo That’s Who We Are The Great Europeans The Great Bulgarians – Vasil Levski The Flying Classroom Traveling Through Bulgaria: Cultural and Historical Objects Protected by UNESCO What Have The Groups Done? 44th High School “Neofit Bozveli”, Sofia The Flying Classroom Traveling Through Bulgaria Traveling Through Cyprus Traveling Through Slovenia What Have The Groups Done? High School “Tzanko Tzerkovski”, Polski Trambesh The Great Europeans The Flying Classroom Traveling Through: Bulgaria, France, Greece, Germany, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Malta, Rumania, Slovenia (available only in Bulgarian yet) The Flying Classroom Traveling Through the EU What Have The Groups Done? General School “Nikola Vaptzarov”, Pleven That’s Who We Are The Flying Classroom Traveling Through the EU The Flying Classroom Traveling Through Bulgaria Thanks for Your Attention! Center For Education Initiatives (CEI), Bulgaria [email protected] .

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