On November 13th and 18th, the Canossa Campus and its European partner schools organized a series of online classes as part of the EUAMI (European Values and Migration) project. The activity aimed to help students learn more about migration and share ideas in a meaningful way.
Two different classes from the scientific high school took part in the program. One class worked with Sant Josep Obrer (SJO) from Palma, Spain, while the other partnered with Zespół Szkół Administracyjno-Ekonomicznych (ZSAE) from Poland. Before the online meetings, students had one or two lessons with their English teachers to prepare. During these lessons, they discussed real data about migration and reflected on how their perceptions compared to the facts.
Erasmus Days 2024 at ENAC: sharing experiences through a live broadcast
During the live calls, students were divided into four small groups to make the conversations more interactive. Each session started with students introducing their own schools. After that, the Spanish or Polish students asked questions about migration to the Canossa students, who then asked their own questions in return. This exchange gave everyone a chance to share ideas and learn from each other.
Both classes followed the same format. The Spanish school worked with one group, and the Polish school with the other. These international collaborative classes helped students not only understand migration better but also practice communicating with people from different cultures.
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It was a great opportunity for them to learn together about a global issue and develop a broader perspective.
