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Monday, October 11, 2010

The history of painting, by Belgium

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Our project focuses on developing the communication competence of our pupils and improving their creativity and innovation skills. We aim to share our culture with the other participating schools in the project by giving our pupils an insight into their own culture and those of others focusing on plastic arts. Each school will focus on a local artist to share their findings with the other schools as well as to propose them a specific work on plastic arts related to that artist. Through these works the schools will further investigate about the other artists and thus the diversity of European cultures and will give shape to their findings in a creative and innovative way, through plastic arts. Students will become actors of their own learning process, based on meaningful contents. New Technologies will be our project main support, making communication possible. Through the projects’ blog, the students will exchange information and a follow-up of the projects’ progress will be made. Different ICT means will be used to enhance communication among our students, both in a synchronous and asynchronous way. To share the outcomes of the project and to involve ithe local authorities, two itinerary exhibitions with artworks of students of the participating schools will be exposed and a book of the project will be published and posted on-line. The exhibitions will be exposed in the participating schools as well as in local cultural centres of the participating countries. As for the linguistic dimension of the project, through this project English will be included in our Art and Crafts lessons and will become the vehicle of expression and communication. All participating schools are committed to this multicultural proposal to improve our students' knowledge and skills.

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Monday, October 11, 2010

The history of painting, by Belgium

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