Magazine of the third mobility of the project in a virtual format. The main topic was "important personalities in the partner countries cultures".

LTTA3 in FRANCE - November virtual mobility

LTTA3 IN FRANCE - VIRTUAL MOBILITY

Virgile (supervisor), France Interviewed by Clara

Marta, Daniel and Ruudi, Estonia Interviewed by Anaïs

Ahsen, Turkey Interviewed by Zehra

Cesc, Spain Interviewed by Nora

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This activity was really fun! The French partners had sent each partner a box with various objects or documents linked to French heritage. During the virtual mobility, a class of French students proposed a guessing game: the partners had to find a precise object in the box after listening to their riddles . Trying to be the first to find the object was really fun!

Country box guesses and answers

Pitiless competition to be the first to find the objects!!!

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Alejandro, Spain Interviewed by Nora

Manto, Greece Interviewed by Rahul

Raphaëlle, France Interviewed by Clara

Zeynep, Turkey Interviewed by Zehra

About the right to culture

We continued thinking about some aspects of cultural diversity: two articles (5 and 6 precisely) of the Unesco text "All Different, All Unique", were presented by some French students.

Afterwards we split into smaller groups which had different tasks and productions to do, like the magazine, the cultural map, the online games, the cultural calendar or the compendium. These productions are continued and developped on each mobility with a new aspect each time.

Hello to everyone, new or older participants in this beautiful Cultures on a Palette project ! It’s the third and the last year of our project which was initially supposed to end in 2021... but we know why it was necessary to prolong it: "little" covid was there again! We all know it impacts our lives and school lives a lot, and of course our project too. Let's cross fingers for the situation to be good enough in spring so we can travel!

This month of November 2021, we did virtual meetings all together. We communicated and worked on a virtual video conferencing platform for four mornings in the week, from November 22nd to 25th. Although we didn't meet in real life - and were sometimes frustrated because of technical problems (we all know what effect connexion problems can have on one's nerves!) - we got to know each others better thanks to several activities that allowed us to really interact. This was a great experience.

Magazine team: Anaïs, Clara, Rahul, Zehra, Zümra

Well, um... who are you?

New topic about our cultures

During this week, some activities allowed us to "break the ice" like looking for info about our partners in short introduction videos or playing "the wheel of questions" in smaller groups. We really liked them and had fun... although we all wished we had more time to spend on them, but... our teachers insisted that there was some work to do!

In Greece and Spain, we explored two aspects of our cultures : natural heritage and tangible heritage. The activities in France are around the topic of "important people", so we started by presenting people from our countries who are famous because they left their mark in our cultures: writers, singers, scientists, philosophers, politicians, artists... and many more! This was really interesting!

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Covid pandemic how do we experience it?

For the last 2 years , Covid has taken our liberty ... Especially during the spring of 2020, when two thirds of the planet were at home without the possibility of going out . Like in a science fiction book . But we didn’t all live that with the same feeling : some of us hated it .. but some of us also liked it ! In the magazine group , most of us didn’t like it . The fact that we couldn’t see our family and go outside, or just have some fun with friends . Some of us liked this period though… We agree that there were probably some positive points ... but most of them were negative! Let’s start with the negative :/ First, we couldn't see our family and our friends . Having a good mental health was so difficult but we stayed positive (or tried to :) ! Not being able to go outside during the confinement was difficult too .We couldn’t go to school and working

alone was so difficult for most of us - and yes... we realized we LOVED school!!! And that we missed our teachers :) But there were some positive things too !! Like, for all the people who are bullied , and have a bad mental health or feel uncomfortable at school for various reasons, this was a big relief to be a little alone with themselves. All of us must have improved our technical skills and sometimes met some people online. Personally, I met my now best friend online and that was the best thing of this confinement ! Some of us also like being alone to work by themselves . To conclude , not everyone had the same experience but all of us sometimes had some fun, and sometimes some pain but that’s life ! « Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass . It’s about learning to dance in the rain . »

Virtual mobility... what do you think of it?

This experience was a first time for the students... and for the teachers too! During the activities, we, the Magazine team interviewed some of our participant mates to ask them some questions about their feelings about this virtual mobility and the overall project. Take a look and listen to what they said.

Bridget, Spain Interviewed by Nora

Dimitra, Greece Interviewed by Rahul

Sébastien, France Interviewed by Clara

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