Kosice, Slovakia, Europe, July 11 – 17 2004
One
of our major goals of 2004 is having a delegation
of students,
youth and teachers; leaders participate
in The 11th IEARN Annual International
Conference and 8th Youth Summit, in Kosice, Slovakia, Europe,
July 11 – 17 2004. Theme:“Content
and Collaboration in an Expanding Europe in a
Shrinking World”
Putting the World into World-Class Education
Having more teachers participate in the online professional
development courses, as our aim is “Putting
the World into World-Class Education” Link
on IEARN front page, you may add any relevant links;
e.g. Language resources for those participating in
the AACTION Project?
Help schools establish their own Websites
Reaching out to more local schools and youth organizations.
The
wider Caribbean indicated an interest at two
regional ICT Workshops, held recently in St. Lucia
and Jamaica.
Some teachers contributing to the I*EARNTnT
Bulletin Board.
Humanities & Social Sciences
Category
City to City
This
is our flagship project will continue with an added component “Link of Love” as
our contribution to the UN’s International
Decade of Peace 2001-2010, launched at the City
Hall on the First Day of January 2001, by His
Worship,
the Mayor and participating students doing a
symbolic walk through the streets of the city.
Participants are also requested to “Be
an Ambassador” for their community.
AACTION: American Asian Collaboration through Interaction
on the Internet.
To
create bonds of friendship and cooperation between educational communities
of Asia
and The Americas.
Appreciation of the Culture and Traditions of Developing
Countries
In
this Social Sciences project students will research the impact of the
persons/nations that
came to colonize their country or island, on
the customs, dances, cuisine, culture and language spoken.
The flagship project of our sister isle Tobago.
Math, Science, Environment and Technology Category
Math and Agriculture
The
third project for this rural seaside community, Participants is invited
to explore the link between Mathematics and Agriculture
in a global setting and Individual countries,
communities
and schools.