Sodelovanje s tujino ACES: Change your future by accepting the present
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| Prispeval Mojca Krebs | |
| Torek, 05 Januar 2010 11:15 | |
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First meeting Ravne na Koroškem, Slovenia, 11th - 14th January 2010.
CHANGE YOUR FUTURE BY ACCEPTING THE PRESENT
1ST MEETING FROM 11TH JANUARY TO 15TH JANUARY RAVNE NA KOROŠKEM Of KARLOVAČKA GIMNAZIJA SREMSKI KARLOVCI - SERBIA GIMNAZIJA BANSKA BYSTRICA - SLOVAKIA GIMNAZIJA RAVNE NA KOROŠKEM – SLOVENIA
S sodelovanjem v mednarodnih projektih želimo našim dijakom omogočiti vpogled v življenje izven meja naše domovine in jim tako ponuditi možnost spoznavanja drugih kultur, drugih načinov življenja, predvsem pa jim želimo omogočiti stik s svetom, z drugačnimi in drugačnostjo. Želimo, da naši dijaki niso obremenjeni s predsodki in stereotipi, da so dovolj odprti, da sprejmejo ljudi takšne, kot so. Sodelovanje v mednarodnih projektih našim dijakom, profesorjem in tudi staršem omogoča seznanitev z vrednotami drugih ljudi, ki prihajajo iz različnih kulturnih, verskih in političnih sredin, istočasno pa jim omogoča ustrezno spoštovati svojo domovino in ohranjati svojo identiteto. Letos dijaki Gimnazije Ravne na Koroškem zopet sodelujemo v ACESovem projektu, in sicer skupaj s partnerskima šolama iz Sremskih Karlovcev, Srbija in Banske Bistrice, Slovaška. Tokrat sodelujemo v projektu, ki ima naslov: "SPREMENIMO NAŠO PRIHODNOST TAKO, DA SPREJMEMO NAŠO SEDANJOST" . V tem projektu sodeluje okoli 90 dijakov in profesorjev iz vseh treh šol. Iz naše gimnazije sodeluje 30 dijakov iz 2a, 2d, 3a in 3e razreda ter 3 profesorji (Mojca Krebs, Stanko Lodrant in MIlena Forštner, asistentka za angleški jezik (Lariana Benedetti) ter starši. Seveda pa vse skupaj poteka v sodelovanju z vodstvom šole in ostalimi učitelji. Priprava na projekt je bilo petdnevno druženje dijakov in njihovih profesorjev oktobra meseca v Salzburgu. Tega srečanja sta se udeležila Nejc Valcl, dijak 2.a razreda in mentorica projekta Milena Forštner. Dogovorjeno je bilo, da naš projekt spremlja novinarka srbske televizije.
Prvo srečanje, ki je imelo naslov: "KAKO JAZ VIDIM SEBE IN KAKO ME VIDIJO DRUGI", je potekalo od 11. 1. do 15. 1. 2009 na Ravnah na Koroškem. Srečanja se je udeležilo 7 dijakov in 1 učiteljica iz Srbije (Danijela Pop-Jovanov), 7 dijakov in 1 učitelj iz Slovaške (Matej Zilak), predstavnica ACES akademije iz Dunaja (Michaela Muenster) ter predstavnik pokroviteljice in donatorke Erste Stiftung Robin Gassejohann iz Dunaja.
V ponedeljek, 11. 1. 2010 smo dijaki in profesorji gostom pripravili sprejem in pogostitev, potem pa so jih starši odpeljali na svoje domove. V torek, 12. 1. 2010 smo potem, ko smo gostom pokazali našo gimnazijo z okolico, delali na projektu, katerega podtema je bila "Kako jaz vidim sebe in kako me vidijo drugi?" Po kosilu pa so dijaki svoje goste popeljali po Ravnah in potem domov. Učitelji in oba gosta iz Dunaja so si ogledali Šentanel in izdelavo porcelana v delavnici Karbryur na Prevaljah. Torek je naše delo spremljala novinarka srbske televizije.
Sreda pa je bil dan, ki se je gostom vtisnil globoko v spomin. Po zaključnih delih na projektu so se deloma z avtobusom, deloma peš odpravili na Plaznikovo kmetijo v Bistri, kjer smo jim gostitelji pripravili zimske igre na snegu, poslovilno zabavo s predstavitvijo ugotovitev projektnega dela.
Srbski gosti so se v četrtek vrnili v svojo domovino, Slovaki pa so se v četrtek, skupaj z gostitelji odpravili v Ljubljano, v petek pa so tudi Slovaki, polni lepih vtisov, odpotovali nazaj na Slovaško. Vsi gostje so sporočili le pozitivne odzive na srečanje.
Čeprav je minilo šele nekaj dni od prvega srečanja, se dijaki skupaj s profesorji pripravljamo že na naslednje srečanje, ki bo od 9-2-do 13. 2. 2010 v Banski Bistrica na Slovaškem. Na Slovaško bo odpotovalo 7 dijakov in mentorica.
Zaključno srečanje projekta bo v Sremskih Karlovcih v Srbiji na začetku marca. Tudi tja bo odpotovalo približno 7 dijakov in njihovi spremljevalci. Zaključek ACESovih projektov 2009/ 2010 pa bo letos od 23. 3. do 26. 3. 2010 v Senecu na Slovaškem, ki se ga bo udeležil Gašper Fašun, dijak 3.a razreda in mentorica Milena Forštner. Sodelujoči na 1. srečanju:
Gosejohann Robin Michaela Münster
Danijela Pop-Jovanov Matej Zilak
Milena Forštner Mojca Krebs Stanko Lodrant Lariana Benedetti
Marina Pivkova Miroslava Šusterova Martin Čulen Simona Molčanova Marcela Pridalova Miloš Horny Michal Pinčak Igor Živkić Dejana Dimitrijević Jelena Karlica Sanja Raković Nikolina Popović Una Gatarić Vanja Bradarić Joži Štern Tanja Leskovec Ana Skitek Špela Verdel Aljaž Komprej Lea Grešovnik Nejc Valcl Rok Piko Nika Antolič Janja Golobinek Gašper Fašun Gordana Ljubanić Janja Jeznik Elma Džinić Nina Gracej Brigita Piko Urša Kogelnik Tina Vindiš Petra Gošnak Maja Maze
Zapisala Milena Forštner, mentorica projekta
Salzburg, Austria 28th September to 2nd of October 2009St. Virgil Education and Conference Centre in Salzburg, Austria My English language teacher, Milena Forštner, who is the coordinator of the ACES project “CHANGE THE FUTURE BY ACCEPTING THE PRESENT”, and I went to Salzburg by train on Monday morning at about 5 o'clock to attend a five day event, called “ACES KICK–OFF MEETING” that was going on in St. Virgil Education and Conference Centre in Salzburg, Austria from 28th September to 2nd of October 2009. We arrived in Salzburg in the early afternoon. Already on the first day we did some sightseeing in the wonderful Mozart town. The beauty of the town impressed me, though I could not say the same for the prices. At 6 o'clock we had an unofficial opening of the conference and after that we had dinner. After dinner I met our partners of the project who are the Slovaks and the Serbians. Already on the first evening we pulled down the barriers and we started communicating with each other. Tuesday was the official opening of the conference which was organised by the representatives of the ACES (Academy of Central European Schools) coordinated by the Interkulturelles Zentrum and initiated by ERSTE Foundation and under the patronage of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation. The conference was attended approximately by 250 students and their teachers from 15 countries from the central Europe. Although the official working language was English, national mother tongues were heard all the time. It was interesting to listen to so many different languages and to speak with almost everybody, using either English, German, Slovenian or other languages. Despite the fact that there were 17 other Slovenian students with their teachers, I was the one who presented our country in a short presentation. We spent the rest of the day in three groups working in a simulation named “A park is born”. The goal of the game was to see how a community can influence the politicians and the authorities to improve the situation. I had great fun participating in this simulation game and I met lots of nice people who I spent some unforgettable moments with.In the evening we had some interviews for Serbian and Slovenian TV. On Wednesday morning we, together with our partners, planned the details of our project while our students here, at Gimnazija Ravne na Koroškem, who are also involved in the project, together with the co-mentor of the project, Mojca Krebs, participated their share to the task we had to carry out with joined forces. They were extremely good at fulfilling their job and together we created an extremely nice presentation of our part of the project.Wednesday was a great day as we had the whole afternoon free just for ourselves. So, my teacher and I went to do some sightseeing in Salzburg. We went to the fortress and it was amazing. Then we went to the Europark but I did not buy anything there, because it was too expensive. At 9 o'clock in the evening we had a Slovenian meeting. There were 36 Slovenians participating in the gathering. We had a great time together playing some games. On Thursday we had workshops all the day round.The workshop I attended in the morning was not very interesting, but the one I attended in the afternoon, which was called “Man I feel like a woman”, was very interesting. On Thursday evening all the participants shared their national specialities with the others. It was very picturesque and of course very tasty. The evening ended with a disco party, which ended very late in the night. I made friendship with a lot of participants.Friday morning was the day to say good-bye to everybody. As all nice things end too quickly, also this meeting ended very quickly. After the official closure of the event, we said goodbye to our new friends and promised to each other to be in contact via e-mails.According to the departure time, the participants were sent to different places to see how different projects are dealt with in various schools in Salzburg. As we were leaving early in the afternoon, we were offered to attend a workshop at the Educational centre. It was about racism, discrimination and prejudices against those who are of different background. The workshop was carried out by two teenage girls from Salzburg. It is interesting that in Austria already youngsters see the threat of the growing racism and they try to do their best to open other youngsters’ eyes in order to fight against the marching racism.In the afternoon, at a quarter past two, we, filled with nice experience, were on our train back home again. I must admit I am looking forward to meeting all those people again. It is for sure I will meet my partners either in Slovenia, in Slovakia or in Serbia.The final meeting of all the participants will be held in March in Slovakia. I hope to be there as well.Nejc Valcl, 2a
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