The world is round
The symbol of the circle in our life
When you look up to the sky in the morning and see the
rising sun there is an ancient symbol just in front of your eyes. The CIRCLE; that symbolizes the endless, the eternal
revival, the circulation, the completeness, the original perfection and
harmony. According to the ancient interpretation the circle symbolized the disk
of the life-giving sun and the existence of people depended on the light of the
sun, therefore they looked at it as God. For this reason the circle became the
symbol of the absolute, endless unit and perfection. If we open our eyes; we
can find it everywhere around us, in the cup holding our tea in the morning, in
the flowers decorating our windows, in our children’s circle games, and nearly
everywhere.
We are
inviting you for an interesting discovery and adventure. Let’s examine our
world from the point of view of this ancient symbol. Let’s look for the common
points in our environments and cultures, let’s work together in a common school
project!
The aims of the project are:
·
to
discover our surrounding world through the symbol of the circle (our bigger and
smaller natural and built environment and our cultural values)
·
to
develop students’ key competencies through the project work (communicating in
our mother tongue, communicating in foreign languages, maths competencies and
the basic competencies in the field of nature and technical science, digital
competencies, the acquisition of study skills, social and citizen competencies,
cultural consciousness and expressive skills, the environmental and lifestyle
choices competencies)
·
to allow
our students to develop connections with the students of our partner schools.
They will get to know each other, the results of the completed work, the
countries and cultural values of the partners.
·
to share
and recognize the applied pedagogical methods with each other
·
to try
out each other’s good practices and if it is possible, insert them in our
school program.
Duration of project:
2 years - from October 2015 to September 2017
Type of project:
Erasmus + (Comenius school cooperations)
Type of cooperations:
Multilateral project with participations of 4-5
partners
Type of school, the age of students:
Elementary school, age 7-14
Language:
English