Day 5

Day 5 - 5'th May

Teacher Mara Constantinescu together with Romanian students presented a survey on “The perception of students from Nichita Stanescu high school about migration phenomenon in Romania”.

 

In interactive activities the students debated different issues related with migration.

The students made a comparative interpretation of the results of the attitude towards different nationalities measurement questionnaire of the students participating in the project, where their positive changes were observed towards the phenomenon of migration in general.

The press conference was finally held and articles appeared in the local electronic press and the mayor of the 3'rd Bucharest sector where Nichita Stanescu high school belongs the teachers and students for the project:

http://www.economistul.ro/stiri-si-analize-business/proiect-erasmus-romano-germano-bulgar-pe-tema-migratiei-2756/

https://www.facebook.com/Robert.Negoita/videos/1494597310562331/?pnref=story

Day 4

Day 4 - 4'th May

Cultural visit  to Peleș Castle

 

 

Day 3

Day 3 - 3'rd May

Professor Pencea Lavinia, from  “Faculty Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literature, University of Bucharest  and one of her students presented the  “Migration from the linguistic perspective”. It was an interesting interactive presentation where the students debated linguistic connections produced by the migration phenomenon.

Interactive activity about migration of the intelligence lead by Consultant Roxana  Bănică

After this, the students worked together for the eBook and created posters about migration

They completed the personal experience spending an evening with Romanian students families visiting their homes. The students were very happy about his experience and expressed their feelings on next day.

Day 2

Day 2 - 2'nd May

After we have visited the school “Nichita Stanescu” and the students have finished presenting their schools and cities, we started to work on “Migration” subject.

 
Students from all teams has presented their interviews on migration, they participated on the research to measure attitudes towards other nationalities and they presented the materials on “Migration History” subject in Romania, Germany and Bulgaria in order to collaborate next days to create the e-book.

After this full day, the entire team visited the Parliament Palace.

Day 1

Day 1 - Monday 1'st May

We started the transnational meeting of the project “Becoming a multicultural European” in Bucharest, Romania.

We met again with the teams from Germany and Bulgaria after 5 months and worked with enthusiasm from the first day. Students have introduced themselves, interacted in icebreaker activities.

Teachers had a brainstorming meeting to create a social research tool to measure attitudes towards other nationalities ...

and at the end of the day the students, together with the teachers, visited the Old City.