OUR PROJECT

The project ,,LOVE MY CITY" reunites 6 schools from France (coordinator,) Austria, Denmark, Norway, Turkiye and Romania (partners). Our project motto is Alvin Toffler message:

"The illiterate of the 21st century will not be the one who cannot read or write, but the one who cannot learn, deviate and revive. Those who can do this are tomorrow's leaders.”

This partnership offers students and teachers in our schools the chance to learn together and exchange examples of good practice about the use of new technologies in community life, about healthy eating and well-being, about religion and beliefs as defining elements for social competence, about traffic safety, the inclusion of students with special needs in city life and the protection of the environment and the use of renewable resources.

Our project resulted from the application of a SWOT needs analysis in each partner school and aims to train students and teachers the skills and competences for 21 cc and prepare students for better life in their cities.

The last semesters have shown us how important it is to use technology in education, to give students a chance to be connected with school and teachers in crisis corona time and normal time in life and how important is connection with people all over Europe to find a common solution for this problem.
As a result, the students and teachers participating in our project will acquire computer and digital literacy. This implies analysis, approach,
management, integration, evaluation and creation of information in different environments, in a context of cultural literacy by promoting local values in an international context.


 

General Objectives

 

The GENERAL OBJECTIVES of the project are to develop 21st century skills and digital literacy skills for students and teachers, to prepare the
students and teachers to become active, competitive and involved members of the community of the cities in which they belong.

The project is planned to have 24 months duration. There are planned 6 LTTA, 3 for students (4 students and 2 teachers from each school- 4
days) and 3 LTTA for teachers (2 teachers from each school- 5 days).

1st LTT France, October 2020 ( 2 teachers per country ): Smart city - the new technology in my city life

2nd LTT Austria, December 2020 ( 2 teachers and 4 students): Transport in my city

3rd LTT Turkiye, April 2021 ( 2 teachers and 4 students): Religion and faith in my city

4th LTT Norway, December 2021 ( 2 teachers per country): Life of people with special needs in my city

5th LTT Romania, April 2022 ( 2 teachers and 4 students): Healthy food and well being in my city

6th LTT Denmark, May 2022 (( 2 teachers ): Renew and Green energy in my city.

The total number of direct and indirect beneficiaries is more than 2500 students, teachers and parents.

The final product will be the E-book ,,Digi competences for life". It will provide for teachers and students from our schools and for another schools interested, example of good practice and tutorials who will teach them how to organize online lessons and digital activities with students in school or from their homes.
Tangible results of our common work are: online lesson plans; tutorials about ICT tools; scale models as examples of using alternative energy;
multimedia posters; about social issues (terrorism, refugees, wars), healthy lifestyles; newsletters; logo; calendar; promotional materials; project’s
Web site; E- book of the project ,,Digi competences for life"; articles published in the media. 

Impact

 This partnership is expected to have impact at students, teachers, parents and community level and to broaden school curriculum focusing on the development of 21st century skills and the integration of European methods and approaches in the education.
The partnership will establish a successful beginning of a long-term cooperation and an international network between teachers from this 6 schools their professional and personal development.
The active and collaborative learning represents the base of the methodology used in implementing the project.

This partnership is expected to have a wide impact at all levels and to broaden school curriculum focusing on the development of transversal and soft skills and the integration of European methods and approaches in the education process.

The partnership will establish a successful beginning of a long-term cooperation and an international network between teachers and students across Europe that will undoubtedly stimulate their professional and personal development.

The project’s European dimension will have a positive impact on the atmosphere from all partner institutions. The international cooperation will increase the sense of my city identity and of belonging to a united European multi-cultural family.

At the end of the project students, teachers and parents, the main beneficiaries, will be able to proudly exclaim, Love my city, Love my country, love Europe, the family for all of us!