Visibility of eTwinning Projects Group Newsletter 6 2016 | Page 12
Visibility of eTwinning Projects Group July 2016 Newsletter
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------We should add to the above goals the practice and
use of the English language in oral and written
speech through the collaboration and
communication with peers from abroad, the
extension of the results from this collective effort to
the school as well as the local community, the
development of ICT skills in a didactical way, the
expression of their questions regarding cultural
concepts by means of art.
Employing this kind of eTwinning project is an
example of innovative teaching of tolerance, of
English language as well as Literature with the aid
of comics, where pupils and teachers will have the
chance to develop their abilities in the sector of ICT.
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Angeliki Kougiourouki is a primary school teacher in
1st Experimental Primary School, Alexandroupolis,
Greece. She is an eTwinning ambassador in East
Macedonia and Thrace, and a candidate Master in
Visual Culture at Trakya University, Edirne, Turkey.
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