Planning ahead and certificates

   During the last work sessions at INS Marina, our project coordinator has planned ahead final students tasks for the last mobility of the project in Italy. Moreover, our partners have been given an attendance certificate of this La Llagosta’s mobility. It has been a very profitable mobility to assess what we’ve been implementing so far, to get to know each other deeper as well as the problems our teenagers may have and to get ready for the last actions to be taken to finish our project LTSDU.

Your Science Star Activity

   During our C3 Training Teachers Mobility, we suggested to implement a quite useful activity for our project Science teachers. After discussing what are the most demotivating and top 10 motivating strategies we may use to promote Science knowledge among our students, we encouraged our partners and science teachers to take part in a 10' lesson activity. The aim was to brainstorm in groups of 4 or 5 teachers their top 1 activity that may be useful to share with the others. In 10' their task was to discuss main aspects of this actity while filling in the gaps in this worksheet: objectives, stickibility, groupings, learning goals, and learning steps among other aspects. It was a very profitable activity for all of us to improve our teaching practice.

Emotionally Intelligent Teachers

During our second mobility day at INS Marina, Mireia Cubero, psychologist and coach, visited us to do a workshop to increase our best practices as teachers in our daily lessons. It was a very interesting workshop for all of us¡

LTSDU Dissemination

To keep our students and scholar community updated, we've published these two important tools (roll up and posters) to disseminate our Erasmus +  project LTSDU. See how awesome they look at the high school entrance and in the corridors.

 

University Workshop

 Our students atttended a workshop entitled : “Do Research! @ “Parc Científic” in Barcelona where, as biotechnologists do, they dealt with a real-life situation, that is to say, how to transfer DNA to a virus in order to fight against illnesses such as sclerosis #erasmusplus #sepie #ltsduspain

                   

LTSDU Video Contest

Now it's time to vote for the best video that shows the role of sciences in our daily life.
These are the proposals. Check them out!

LTSDU Video Contest

These last weeks, our LTSDU students team have been working hard on researching the role of sciences in our daily lives to take part in our project international contest. Each country has published their video proposals. This is our video:

LTSDU Breaking News!

This week's local newspaper 08centvint has published an article to disseminate the three Erasmus + we're implenting this year at INS Marina.

Among them, LTSDU project is mentioned in relation to the last teachers' mobility to Pétér András Gimnázium és Kóllegium in Szeghalom (Hungary), where we met other teachers from Turkey, Italy and Czech Republic to discuss and evaluate actions done during the 1st year of the project as well as suggesting and reaching an agreement on future 2nd year actions to be implemented at our school. These are our mobility's photo slide and meeting presentation:

Weekly teaching staff meeting update

    We're back from summer holidays and now it's time to go on working on LTSDU!

   This week we attended our weekly teaching staff meeting to explain our workmates an evaluation of the 1st year of the project (coordination, dissemination and impact tasks, our students' feedback about the 1st year of the project as well as future actions to get ready to. Last but no least, we introduced next week mobility to Hungary. See you in a week, we're off to Péter András Gimnázium és Kollégium in Szeghalom, Hungary.  

     This is Marta and me during the teaching staff meeting last week at INS Marina (La Llagosta)