Good communication, improves our well-being!

Relating to their ideas about modern communication devices, they think that they have to be used with caution 49%. On the other hand, 42% consider that they are useful and a 9% think that they are indispensable.

14 DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION

OTHER PATHOLOGICAL REASONS STROKE AND COMMUNICATION

3.1 Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

What is an AUP and its elements? The&nbsp;Acceptable Use Policy&nbsp;is one of the most important documents a school could offer to their community. The main aim of this document is to establish, in a clear language, for the whole community, how computer and network resources have to be used creating in that way a safe and secure environment. Here you have a document of an&nbsp;Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)&nbsp;for an&nbsp;eSafety School:

The communication is not always easy because there are different facial expressions with different cultural meanings.

There are different kind of disorders of speech which avoid to communicate properly among people.

There are other kind of disorders due to different causes such as: HEARING IMPAIRMENT

5. MUSIC &amp; TECHNOLOGY

"NAJNOWSZY KLIP" - a SONG by Dawid Podsiadło and an ARTICLE Dawid Podsiadło is a famous Polish singer and songwriter.The main characters in a video clip to his song "Najnowszy klip" don't talk with each other they just use modern technologies to communicate; they are simply addictaed to social media. Listen to the song, watch the clip,read the lyrics and the article:) and tell us what you think about it? The song:

<a href="https://pl.aleteia.org/2019/09/04/ludzie-glaszczacy-smartfony-nowy-klip-dawida-podsiadly-daje-do-myslenia/">The article</a>

3.2 Good Communication in our school

Do you think good communication is important to develop friendships among schoolmates? A 100% who answer this question say "yes".

Intellectual Property Rights Management:&nbsp;The ability to understand and manage intellectual property rights (e.g. Copyrights, trademarks, and patents) when using and creating content and technology. Malware:&nbsp;Computer software that is designed to damage the way a computer works. Media and Information Literacy:&nbsp;The ability to find, organize, analyze, and evaluate media and information with critical reasoning. Metadata:&nbsp;Information that is given to describe or help you use other information. Mindful care:&nbsp;Careful not to forget about something that a person needs. Network Security Management:&nbsp;The ability to detect, avoid, and manage cyber threat to cloud-based collaborative digital environments. Online communication and collaboration:&nbsp;The ability to use technology effectively to communicate and collaborate collectively, including at a distance. Ownership:&nbsp;The fact that you own something. Password:&nbsp;A secret word or combination of letters or numbers, used for communicating with another person or with a computer to prove who you are. Patent:&nbsp;The official legal right to make or sell an invention for a particular number of years.

9. 20th &amp; 19th WORLD DAYS WITHOUT PHONE &amp; SMARTPHONE

20th World Days without Mobile Phone &amp; Smartphone 20 years already! - From February 3 to 9, 2020 The writer&nbsp;Phil Marso, the initiator of the World Days without a Mobile Phone &amp; Smartphone since&nbsp;February 6, 2001, offers an exceptional&nbsp;20th edition. This annual meeting, much criticized at the outset, has been reinforced over the years by its unusual design: to provoke a debate of reflection around this communication tool that has turned our society upside down in human relationships.

"Safer Internet Day 2020” was celebrated on Tuesday the eleventh of February, its main thought was "Together for a better internet”. On that day a group of our students took part in educational classes organised by teachers from our school. During those lessons,&nbsp;e-Twinning project participants watched a short film entitled "A Day out of Life” about overusing internet by the youth. We also discussed those problem from students’ own point of view. The aim of those activities was to promote positive use of internet and achieve objectives of our project "Good communication improves our well-being”.

Good communication is ....

8. PRESENTATION. WHAT IS DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY?

In addition to the previous answer, 73% of the students recognise that their parents have discussed with them the issue of using the smartphone and social media sites, in front of 27% without any control over it.

10.2 Safer Internet Day posters

Can you add any idea to avoid ITC hazards?

First read the conditions of use, then you can do what Mercedes says. ADRIAN TOMAS We should use with knowledge that is something that many people do not understand, since the photo you hang today passing it well with your party friends drinking can have an impact even in many years when it comes to finding a job. ESTEFANIA MONSERRAT To avoid things, it should be the ones who are younger, the parents, but with the privacy, or have call phone when they get older, because social networks and dangerous. ELISABETH ROMERO I think you could control more the issue of the access of minors in social networks and that up to a certain age can not have access to the Internet freely, but must be controlled by their parents. NEUS MORAGUES It could be easier to report cybercrimes, since we do not take it as seriously as other types of crimes. ALBA SANCHEZ&nbsp; Photos, videos, etc, everything&nbsp;you share with someone go to a "cloud" and when is there anyone who goes in can see that thing so we ned to know what we do with the technology and have a knowledge of allt his. JOSEP REVENGA&nbsp; I think that the technologies with control are not bad but always taking the necessary precautions first of all. IVAN FERNANDEZ

Aleksandra Wieczorek Centrum Kształcenia Zawodowego i Ustawicznego nr 1 w Raciborzu, Racibórz, Poland. I like travelling and meeting new people. I also enjoy going to the cinema and reading books. I am an English teacher in a secondary school so my studenst are 15-20 years old. I teach English and vocational subjects for example, English in gastronomy, English in hospitality industry or English in lab tech. I took part in some Erasmus+ projects, during one of them I stayed in Granada and had a chance to visit some Spanish cities. I am involved in this project because as an English teacher I value communication both in your native language and foreign languages as well. I also think that incorporating modern technologies might be very useful and helpful in this field.

4. ARTICLE. Smartphones are increasingly common around the globe.

What do you think about the differences among countries in relation to the use of smartphones? Communication is a very important need for humans. In less developed countries there are not so many mobile devices because they have more important needs and many people cannot afford to spend so much money on these devices. And in more developed countries many people can afford to spend more money on mobile devices. But many times there is no proper use of mobile devices because people use them excessively and many people even create an addiction. Arantxa Gomez Personally I think that people are already addicted to phones and technologies since childhood. It is true that technologies make things easier for us and they are very good tools. But the problem is that we don't know how to use electronic devices. And it is not necessary to have the latest model of iphone or smartphone, to be able to call and communicate is already a smart phone. But I think that developed countries abuse technologies too much. Alina Dobrita Communication is a need that is inherent in the human being. Actually we have added new media such as mobile, email, social networks and others. In countries that are underdeveloped, the use is lower since there are more important needs to be met. The data tell us that in developed countries the use of smartphone is very high. I would propose a study that will deepen on what effect the use of mobile phone in both developed and undeveloped countries has on personal relationships. We may find very interesting results. CARMEN MARÍA SUÁREZ ALGAR

Grażyna Kozyra Centrum Kształcenia Zawodowego i Ustawicznego nr 1 w Raciborzu, Racibórz, Poland I am an experienced teacher dealing with pedagogical issues such as health education, therapeutical approaches and social media. I enjoy new technologies, creative methods of communication and effective teaching and learning.

José Antonio Atencia. I am a Health VET teacher from Málaga (Spain). I teach currently Phisiology for Nutrition students and Radiotherapy, in a public VET school named IES Litoral. Most of my students are 19-22 y.o. and are interested in further studies of Nursing or Biology. It is hard for them to get involved in this project because we are too focused on their marks, but we will try it. My school is close to the beach, so It is nice when you come in or go out after classes because you can see the sea. The school also offers courses for Radiology, Pharmacy assistant and Emergency medical technician. This year is the first one that we are involved in Erasmus+ Programme, in order to offer the&nbsp;chance to carry out a Trainneship in other countries.

6. RESPONSIBLE USE OF ICT. QUIZ RESULTS

Our students have create an infography where you can be informed of the "Basic Digital Protection Measures" as part of the "Safer Internet Day 2020".

The majority of all of the students reads books on a regular basis, 64% in front of 36%. That is a positive issue.

7.3 PHOTO DISCUSSION. Picture 3. There is life off screen!

Keep an eye on the bigger&nbsp;picture!

This photo describes us young people because sometimes for us the phone is more important than your life and sometimes even someone's. We lose time and even friends by our view into the phone. Wiktoria Trompeta I think that creating such campaigns is a very good idea, they have a very positive impact on people. I personally use the phone only to contact with friends who live far away from me but I don't use my phone all the time. Dominika Mroncz In my opinion, this campaign describes very well the current situation in young people. They spend too much time in front of the screens of phones, tablets or computers. We are absorbed in the virtual world and we do not see the real world. More such campaigns are needed to make some people aware that screens are becoming addiction like a drug. Natalia Popek It is completely real. in my opinion it is annoying to meet someone who does not pay attention to you. I think we should limit the use of phones because we will miss the best time of our lives.&nbsp; Zuzanna Błaszczyk

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vy4-0pKWvKs&amp;feature=emb_logo">ONLINE NETIQUETTE</a>

10. SAFER INTERNET DAY 2019-2020

The&nbsp;5th of February&nbsp;of&nbsp;2019&nbsp;we celebrated de&nbsp;Safer Internet Day. It was a <a href="https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2019">link</a> to Educational Resources to start our&nbsp;discussions about this issue.

Q5. Only one teacher considers that the project has been useful only for English teachers. The rest of the teachers consider it useful. Q6. All the teachers agree or totally agree to get together and contact teachers from other countries.

Q7. All the teachers agree or totally agree to keep in touch with these partners. Q8. All teachers except one who is indifferent, agree or totally agree to have worked in a collaborative way.

This is a summary about the following article: <a href="https://www.pewglobal.org/2018/06/19/social-media-use-continues-to-rise-in-developing-countries-but-plateaus-across-developed-ones/#table">Smartphones are increasingly common around the globe</a>.

Digital divides remain, both within and across countries. The use of the internet or own a smartphone continues to expand in the developing world and remains high in developed nations. Smartphones – mobile phones that can use the internet and access apps – are very common around the world. Across the 39 countries surveyed, a median of 59% report owning a smartphone, such as a Galaxy or iPhone. Only about one-in-ten (8%) across the 39 countries report having no mobile device at all. Despite the increasing levels of smartphone use, ownership still lags in India, Indonesia and Africa. Among these, only in South Africa do at least half report owning a smartphone.

Q9. All teachers except one who is indifferent, agree or totally agree to have used more ICTs. Q10. All the teachers agree or totally agree to continue with eTwinning projects.

Q11. All teachers except one who agrees, disagree or totally disagree to believe that the diversity of languages and cultures is a problem. Q12. All teachers except one who is indifferent, agree or totally agree that the materials produced are useful for their classes.

Predominantly, there are a variety of ways to spend their free time with their friends. The majority of them prefer going to the cinema 22%, travelling 19%, training or practising some sports 17%, celebrating special occasions such as birthday parties 16%, dancing 10%, going to discos 10% and the other 6%. &nbsp;

7.7 Invitation to participate in the competition

Pictures from ZSGiH Sandomierz, Poland

Technologies create addictions. Made by student&nbsp;CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz, Valencia

7.1 PHOTO DISCUSSION. Picture 1

That situation is day to day, there is no personal relationshipPeople say they feel alone and convalescein this way, but when they are with a person,they behave as if theydid not exist and do not interact. ESTEFANIA MONSERRAT I think the image wants to refer to the fact that nowadays people are hookedbon social networks and do not enjoy the environment or friends, I think that young people should ignore social networks and enjoy what surrounds us. ELISABETH ROMERO This situation is common nowadays, which is quite sad. People are meeting with each other, but instead of talking in real life they spend time on their phones and miss everything that happens near them. We should convince someone to talk with us. Martyna Stencel In my opinion this photo is very good, because this photo describes the modern world. Today's youngsters are staring in mobile phone and they forget about the world. Let's invest in relationship with somebody. Natalia Popek It&nbsp;describes our world well. This is a very big problem in the youth community. We should do everything&nbsp;we can to fight this problem. Jakub Zalewski Nowadays, young people instead of admiring the world that surrounds us.They prefer to watch on the phones and even listen. We should work in this direction to change it. Wiktoria Trompeta Instead of talking to each other people often use their phones. They don`t pay attention to the beautiful landscapes around them. That's very sad. Dominika Mroncz

15 COMMUNICATION IN CORONAVIRUS AGE

Coronavirus affects the lives of entire sociaties in all countries. Those things that are important at this time are solidarity, faith, responsibility and hope. Let us not run out of them.

A proposal to pass the quarantine from Spain.

7.5 Picture 5. Do you feel represented by this picture? What do you think about it?

Currently the mobile has become a necessity and very few do not use it. That leads us not to communicate from you to you and forces us to use it to communicate. Lara Eslava That's what it says not being able to think for yourself and do the same as others. Marta Espejo

7.6 Picture 6. Has the mobile already become our prioriy? What do you think?

We have found a point of dependence that without the mobile we are helpless. What a pity! CARMEN MARÍA SUÁREZ ALGAR It is surprising how the mobile has become a priority in our lives. A study by the National Institute of Statistics indicates that half of the 11-year-old children have their own smartphone and at 15 years the percentage soars up to 94%. Excessive dependence leads children to isolation, sedentary lifestyle and obesity. MARÍA MERCEDES MARTÍNEZ GARRIGA

Author: "The Argyle Sweater 2017 Calendar" by&nbsp;<a href="http://www.theargylesweater.com/">Scott Hilburn</a>.

Thank you for the statistical data - it's indeed a novelty and the consequences lead to the lack of experiencing the feeinbg of hapiness in the end :) That' truly sad ... Marzena Miękina It's really sad but every day we become more techno addicted. We need to share our free time with friends and family and feel&nbsp;free to spend a simple afternoon away without our mobile phone. The experience would be awesome! Do you agree? Alicia Sánchez Ortiz

Problems with smartphones are ....

Pictures made by made by Agata Mędrykowska, Zespół Szkół Gastronomicznych i Hotelarskich w Sandomierzu, Poland

The Internet has also changed our study habits. Made by&nbsp;Bianca student&nbsp;of 41 J,&nbsp;CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz, Valencia.

6. RESPONSIBLE USE OF ICT. QUIZ

7.2 PHOTO DISCUSSION. Picture 2

&nbsp;What do you reckon about this one? Young people are often too shy to start a conversation and find true love. Sometimes they are simply afraid of being rejected by the other person. Dominika Mroncz Young people can't live without a phone because for them the most important thing is virtual reality than meeting friends.&nbsp;Wiktoria Ryszka Most teenagers are all time online. It’s not good because sometimes they forget about the real world. Life is not long and it is not worth wasting it in front of the smartphone screen. Unfortunately, in the modern world we see more and more of this type of behavior in young people, while older people enjoy life more. Natalia Popek This photo is sad because it is real. Young people prefer to chat because it is easier this way. We underestimate face-to-face conversations and even avoid them. Dominik Dyrszka Most of young people are all time online. Teenagers prefer checking social media than talking with their friends. they think it is easier to talk through Internet than face to face. Unfortunately young people are addicted to their phones, while older people are more likely to enjoy their lives. Zuzanna Błaszczyk

2.&nbsp;TIMETABLE OF THE PROJECT

Students of&nbsp;Zespół Szkół Gastronomicznych i Hotelarskich,&nbsp;Poland.

11 DECALOGUE. SOLUTIONS SMARTPHONE ADDICTION OR NORMOPHOBIA

"What do you think about this campaign? Has it got any kind of similarities with your lives? How do you feel with this picture?" I think sometimes we should look at the people in front of us, it's annoying to meet someone who does not look at you or pay attention to you. ALBA SANCHEZ

I think that people today are obsessed with new technolagies and this leads to not know how to spend time with someone or enjoy time with that person without being aware of the mobile. IVAN FERNANDEZ This image represents the current society, which is more aware of the use of social networks than of the people who are at their side. It is a serious problem because it affects the relationship you have with family and friends since we are not aware of the time we lose with the phone, which we can not spend with our loved ones. DANIEL AROCAS For me this photo shows how every day we are more attached to the phone and pay less attention to the people around us.We are becoming addicted and slaves of the cell. NEUS MORAGUES

Students of CIPFP Ciutat de l'Aprenent, València, Spain.

Cyber threats:&nbsp;A suggestion that something unpleasant or violent will happen, especially if a particular action or order is not followed involving, using, or relating to computers, especially the internet. Cyberbullying:&nbsp;The activity of using the internet to harm or frighten another person, especially by sending them unpleasant messages. Digital Changemaker Identity:&nbsp;The ability to identify and develop oneself as a competent changemaker in the digital economy. Digital Citizen Identity:&nbsp;The ability to build and manage a healthy identity as a digital citizen with integrity. Digital Co-creator Identity:&nbsp;The ability to identify and develop oneself as co-creator of the digital ecosystem. Digital Empathy:&nbsp;The ability to be aware of, be sensitive to, and be supportive of one's own and other's feelings, needs and concerns online. Digital Footprint Management:&nbsp;The ability to undestand the nature of digital footprints and their real-life consequences, to manage them responsibly, and to actively build a positive digital reputation. Digital footprint:&nbsp;It is a trail of data you create while using the Internet. It includes the websites you visit, emails you send, and information you submit to online services.

1. MEMBERS OF THE PROJECT 1.1 Coordinators 1.2 Teachers administrators 1.3 Teachers 1.4 Students 2.&nbsp;TIMETABLE OF THE PROJECT 3. ONLINE NETIQUETTE 3.1 Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) 3.2 Good Communication in our school 4. ARTICLE. Smartphones are increasingly common around the globe. 5. MUSIC &amp; TECHNOLOGY 6. RESPONSIBLE USE OF ICT. QUIZ 7. PHOTO DISCUSSION 7.1 Picture 1. What do you think about this picture? 7.2 Picture 2. What do you reckon about this one? 7.3 Picture 3. There is life off screen! 7.4 Picture 4. Do you think it looks realistic? 7.5 Picture 5. Do you feel represented by this picture? 7.6 Priorities 7.7 Competition pictures 8. PRESENTATION. WHAT IS DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY? 9. 20th &amp; 19th WORLD DAYS WITHOUT PHONE &amp; SMARTPHONE

5 5 6 8 9 14 22 25 26 29 32 35 44 44 47 50 54 58 60 62 69 85

<a href="http://mobilou.info/com2019english.htm ">PRESS RELEASE 2019</a> The world days without mobile phone were launched on&nbsp;February 6,&nbsp;2001&nbsp;on the initiative of the French writer&nbsp;Phil Marso. Author of a humorous detective novel: Mobile killer without apparent mobile. (Ed Megacom-ik). He wanted to extend the subject of the book by a world day without a mobile phone. He is not against this communication tool. He proposes a debate of reflection on this object which has disturbed our lives. Phil Marso has never offered to cut his smartphone during these three days&nbsp;6, 7, 8 February 2019.

L’affiche est téléchargeable en PDF gratuitement sur le site officiel : Mobilou.info. <a href="http://www.mobilou.info/dossierpresse2019.html.pdf">http://www.mobilou.info/dossierpresse2019.html.pdf</a>&nbsp;

This annual meeting is a pretext for a debate about this communication tool. Nevertheless you can do an addiction test: cut 1h, 3h, 12h or more to you to see. For any interview request please contact us by e.mail: philmarso@gmail.com Here is the theme for 2019: The "19th World Days Without Mobile Phone &amp; Smartphone" are the initiative of the author of crime novels "Phil Marso", its success will also depend on the mobilization of the media ... As in schools as young people will be citizens of tomorrow and will have to master technological advances in communication and privacy.

More of the students think that their parents should control their use of smartphone and social media 75%. They agree with parental control, in front of 25% that are against it.

The benefits of smartphones are ....

At this picture you can see a "smombie" he is a pedestrian who crosses the street without any kind of warning. Made by&nbsp;Enrique Morcillo&nbsp;of 41J,&nbsp;CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz, Valencia.

It is a very real image where it is clear that we prioritize the use of mobile devices over things as important as our health. A clear example is talking to the phone driving and risking our lives and that of others. Alina Dobrita It is a shame not to have clear priorities and decide that unimportant things allow us not to see what is really important to us. Maria Barragan When it is hooked to the mobile we can do anything. Monica Del Toro It is difficult not to follow the majority. The use of the mobile is installed in our way of living and we depend on it totally for everything. Alba Dual Mobile addiction leads to disproportionate actions. Lara Eslava What a shame of reality! Marta Espejo

TEACHERS' ASSESSMENT&nbsp;RESULTS FROM THE QUESTIONNAIRE

A shocking answer is that only 43% of them take into consideration their parents advice on how much time they spend with their digital devices, in front of 57% that do what they decide by themselves.

Do you agree or disagree with online netiquette? Would you add any possible change or new idea? Share your point of view.

This film teaches us how to behave using the internet. It is very informative and interesting. I agree with what it contains.&nbsp;Dominika Mroncz This film is very informative and usefull in Our times because we mostly talk online but we forgot that we are talking with other people not robots.&nbsp;Patrycja Dudek I completely agree with the content of the video and that in the modern world&nbsp;set the netiquettes are very important.&nbsp;The ability to use social media is very helpful in our lives.&nbsp;After all, you must always remember the rules of using netiquette. Jakub Zalewski I fully agree with the video. He teaches us young people how to use netiquette correctly. The video content is interesting and interesting. Because we young people often forget about netiquette and proper behavior on the Internet. Wiktoria Trompeta Hello, I think the video in each of its sections is absolutely right. Borja Leiva I liked it and I agree with the video. It is very important to know how to use this magnificent tool, and to make people aware of how it is used correctly. I think you have to put this video to young children who are starting to use the technologies, so that they learn to use it correctly. Alina Dobrita

The students have made a "Cloud of Words" from the words of the ICTs Glossary and the result is below:

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What is autism?

How audiovisual media deal with autism?

7.4 PHOTO DISCUSSION. Picture 4. Do you think it looks realistic? Of course it doesn't look realistic, but it describes our life in general. It's not only about technology,&nbsp;it shows that we are overwhelmed by all those huge brands (like pepsi or cheetos as it's shown on this artwork) from the first moment of our life. We depend on them and they only take money from us. Sadly that's our world works. Martyna Stencel I agree with this photo because many parents do not pay attention to what thier children really eat. People should pay more attention to what they eat and take care of thier lives.&nbsp;Jakub Zalewski&nbsp; Mothers instead of looking after their children and raising them. They prefer to talk with their friends and tell them what happened to them today and even what they bought or whether they got it under the photo. They give their children unhealthy food to keep their heads off and even to keep talking. Wiktoria Trompeta In my opinion the picture is realistic, I often hear about how mothers do not care about the welfare of their children and from birth they feed them with junk food and do not look at how it will affect their future. We have to change it, because it causes negative health effects. Dominika Mroncz In my opinion, the picture does not look realistic, but presents the truth. Usually we do not pay attention to what we eat and very often eat unhealthy. We like sweets and salty snacks but we do not realize that it is harmful to us. There is a lot of chemical in the food. Sometimes we even unwittingly poison ourselves with food. Natalia Popek

What do you think about this picture? "From my personal point of view, this situation is being more frequent every day. They&nbsp;are pretending to enjoy their spare&nbsp;time together but they don't have any visual contact and act as completely strangers. Is this the future of the human beings relationships?"

It does not happen to me. If there are times that we are with the mobile but not much of the time, only to answer important messages. SILVIA MONASTERIO

I think it's something that usually happens, I sometimes do it without realizing it and I try to change that aspect. BIANCA TODIREANU In my opinion, people should get hooked on smartphones, because they lose what happens around them. is a tool, it should not replace a human relationship. RUBEN ESTEVE In my opinion this image is more and more frequent, I think that being a little with the mobile phone does not matter but you always have to respect the other person. RAFAEL GOMEZ

Science border

Good Communication improves our well-being!

7.7 Competition pictures

This drawing represents the idea that new technologies prevent us from thinking because we spend our time with videos, social networks, advertisements, etc. And, we end up having a head full of unnecessary or simple thoughts. Made by&nbsp;Sheila Muñoz, student of&nbsp;Grado Medio de Pre-Impresión Digital&nbsp;from&nbsp;CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz, Valencia.

16 STUDENTS' ASSESSMENT.

To sum up, our teenagers need to have a control over the time they spent with their smartphones. In their spare time when they are with their friends 68% feel some kind of isolation when they use constantly their devices and don't interact face to face with them, in front of 32% that don't have this kind of feeling when others use their smartphones when they are present.

Keep an eye on the bigger&nbsp;picture!

I think that this photo reflects life nowadays. Since we live more aware of social networks than of the people we have around us. ENRIQUE MORCILLO It is annoying to be with a person and that this one does not pay attention to you by being pending of the telephone.On the street I see a lot of couples, parents and friends who, instead of being with whom they go, live on the phone.The image is not pretty to see. SILVIA MONASTERIO I think that this photo is a clear reflection of our current society. Every day, children, youth and adults spend more than 6 hours a day clinging to screens either in the work or in their free time, this greatly influences the development of their mental agility so this photo represents people who are not aware of the great problem in which we find ourselves. PABLO GUILLEM I see it a little exaggerated, if it is true that people are quite aware of the mobiles, but not so much to ignore the people around them. BIANCA TODIREANU I don't often use my phone I&nbsp;only use it if&nbsp;I have to because,&nbsp;I&nbsp;don't want to become a zombie like other people :). The photo is actually a reality, people these days are so fix to their phone screens that they don't&nbsp;act like they are human beings anymore. ROMNIQUE KAUR I think it would be a questión of education, because at the table you do not have to use the mobile. RUBEN ESTEVE

I agree with everything what was said in this film. A good netiquette is very important but sadly people forget even what is it! Wiktor Maciąg I agree with what the video says. A good use of the netiquette is very important to navigate correctly and quietly. Nerea Navarro I agree with the content of the video. The netiquettes that have caught my attention the most are to respect the privacy of others, share expert knowledge and think things twice before reacting and responding. I think they are fundamental tools for good use of mobile phones and social networks. Monica Del Toro I agree with the content of the video. It is very important yo use the netiquettes correctly. I think it is essential to know how to have good use of mobile phones, social networks and know how to treat and respect people well. Arantxa Gomez I agree with the content of the video. The netiquettes that have caught my attention the most are respecting the privacy of others and thinking twice before reacting and responding. They are fundamental tools for the good use of mobile phones and social networks. Maria Barragan I agree what was said in this film. A good netiquette is very important.&nbsp;Wiktoria Ryszka

As part of the students' assessment, we carry on an initial questionnaire to know a little bit about the point of views of our students about important matters related to the project “Good Communication Improves our well-being”. From the results from all of the students we arrive at the following conclusions: There are 55% of female students in front of 45% of male students.

&nbsp;What do you reckon about this one? It's sad because a lot of young pepole lose their ability to express feelings and just talk with each other. But you know... times are changing :). Wiktor Maciąg It implies that the love of before is truer and that the most important thing is to be with the people you love and spend time with them , but young people don't pay attention to the environment, not friends, nor their partners are always the technology. ELISABETH ROMERO It's very sad because this times technology is more important than relations between humans. Łukasz Chruściel

Attribution: El amor y las generaciones / COLOR by Angel Boligan, El Universal, Mexico City, www.caglecartoons.com

Attribution:&nbsp;El amor y las generaciones / COLOR by Angel Boligan, El Universal, Mexico City, www.caglecartoons.com

The image reflects how today's society is so involved with the technologies and how increasingly the communication between people is decreasing. It is very sad that two people who have the opportunity to talk and share moments together, waste the time they have left. in the image it is perfectly observed that they are two very different generations, the older people are aware of the importance of sharing time with the people they want, while the young people do not realize how much time they can lose with the use of new technologies. NEUS MORAGUES

&nbsp;What do you reckon about this one? It's sad because a lot of young pepole lose their ability to express feelings and just talk with each other. But you know... times are changing :). Wiktor Maciąg It implies that the love of before is truer and that the most important thing is to be with the people you love and spend time with them , but young people don't pay attention to the environment, not friends, nor their partners are always the technology. ELISABETH ROMERO It's very sad because this times technology is more important than relations between humans. Łukasz Chruściel This image reflects how in the actulidad the young people, and some adults although they do not appear here (it depends on each person) some spend all the day with the mobile without communicating vervalmente, neither expressing emotions, etc ... It also reflects how the communication does not verval (looks, gestures, smiles, ...) is being lost with new technologies. What I mean by this, I want to say that even if we have advanced technology we should know how and when in the most correct way. LAURA ANDUJAR I don't think this picture describes our world at all, because there are many young people who don't use their phones when they meet someone. Of course most of teenagers&nbsp;don't pay attention to their environment, but some of them prefer verbal communication. There are also lots of elder people who use their phones instead of going out with someone. All of us use technology, but teens are more visible and adults notice them more than themselves.&nbsp;Martyna Stencel Older people can&nbsp;show thier feelings to others better than young people. Young people are absorbet by&nbsp;the internet and do not have time for true love. They often choose technologies than talking to others and estabilishing relationship with which they later hace a problem. Jakub Zalewski

Carmen María Suárez Algar, CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz &amp; IES L'Eliana, Spain - I work as a VET health teacher. I am also a nurse and have practiced this profession for 22 years. I train students in health matters to carry out first aid and health care. The modules I teach are first aid and health care. With them students learn how to take care of people in a healthy way. I am very interested in this Project since I think that new technologies are in our daily lives but we must know how to use them correctly.

María Mercedes Martínez Garriga,&nbsp;CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz, Spain -&nbsp;I teach the module of Formation and Orientation, in Emergency Health. I am very interested in taking part in this project for the following reasons: Technology is a transversal issue in all the contents of the curriculum, for instance: at the workplace, in class, at home, etc. This Project allows students to develop social values such as solidarity, the importance of the correct use of technology, the relationships in the teamwork, etc In addition to this, our students can improve their technical English skills.

17 TEACHERS' ASSESSMENT.

Q1. All the teachers agree or totally agree to know the project well. Q2. All the teachers agree or totally agree that they have really enjoyed participating in the project.

Q3. All teachers except one who disagrees, agree or totally agree that the project has been useful for their classes. Q4. The majority of teaches haven't found any difficulties to integrate project activities in their classes. Only two teachers have found difficulties with it.

There are more Spanish students who have answered the questionnaire 61% in front of 39% of Polish students. This is because there are more Spanish schools than Polish ones, in the project.

In my opinion, I think that if you go out with someone you should make the effort to spend time with them. I don't think that all relationships will end up like that because, there is still a lot of people that think that spending time with someone is important. This problem normally occurs amongst teenagers, as time goes on, people realize that mobile phones are not as important. ROMNIQUE KAUR It is sad, but that image represents today's society very well. People miss the time they spend with friends or girlfriends for being wiht social networks. ENRIQUE MORCILLO In my opinion I do not think the picture is a bad thing, everyone spends their time as they want, and if there are people who prefer to be with the phone before with other people, it should not be seen badly, everyone does what they want with his life. PAU GRANELL It is a situation every day more usual that in my opinion should not happen so often and we should dedicate more time to friends and loved ones closer. ADRIAN TOMAS In my opinion, the photo reflects the society in which we live, it is the most normal to be with your group of friends and be all with the cell phone, the bad thing we have forgotten how to spend quality time together without the cell phone being through. MARIA SOLER This is not good, you have to enjoy the time in company talking and having fun. Separate social networks and mobile phones. This is something that is very present today and we should be aware that life is not a screen. SHEILA MUÑOZ

Artistas del Gremio - Smartphone (videoclip oficial) con Sharif, FueTheFirst y Preso de la Prosa

Following with the same matter, 87.5% of the students recognise that their parents have controlled the amount of time they spent on the compute when they were young, in front of 12.5% without any control over it.

The Internet has changed the way we communicate and the gestures that represent love, friendship&nbsp;... Made by&nbsp;Estefanía Monserrat student from&nbsp;CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz, Valencia.

Smartphone addiction or nomophobia The scariest part about&nbsp;smartphone addiction&nbsp;is that it can affect our&nbsp;physical and mental health, our relationships and our productivity because they provide an escape from reality. We spend a normal of&nbsp;three hours and 51 minutes&nbsp;every day on the cell phone.

Our devices can negatively impact our lives and we have to make a change. The brain on “smartphone” is the same as the brain on cocaine. Even more, the utilization shares has soar among the most youthful. Just in case, look for outside support, whether it’s from family, friends, or a professional therapist.&nbsp;Use an app to track the time you spend on your phone. Withdrawal symptoms from smartphone addiction A common warning sign of smartphone or Internet addiction is experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you try to cut back on your smartphone use. These may include: - Restlessness - Anger or irritability - Difficulty concentrating - Sleep problems - Craving access to your smartphone or other device

JOSÉ ANTONIO ATENCIA. IES LITORAL Málaga (Spain) Radiotherapy students say thanks to their Hospital trainers

Marzena's sister song to teach children how to wash their hands properly.

10. SAFER INTERNET DAY 2019-2020 10.1 Activities 10.2 Safer Internet Day posters 11 DECALOGUE. SOLUTIONS SMARTPHONE ADDICTION OR NORMOPHOBIA 12 ICTs GLOSSARY 13 CLOUD OF WORDS 14 DISORDERS OF COMMUNICATION 15 COMMUNICATION IN CORONAVIRUS AGE 16 STUDENTS' ASSESSMENT 17 TEACHERS' ASSESSMENT

88 90 92 95 98 104 105 109 111 134

Personal Cybersecurity Management:&nbsp;The ability to detect cyber treats (e.g. Hacking, scams, and malware) against personal data and device, and to use suitable security stategies and protection tools. Plagiarism:&nbsp;The process or practice of using another person's ideas or work and pretending that it is your own. Privacy Management:&nbsp;The ability to handle with discretion all personal information share online to protect one's and other's privacy. Racist:&nbsp;Someone who believes that other races are not as good as their own and therefore treats them unfairly. Relationship Management:&nbsp;The ability to skillfully manage one's online relationships through cooperation, conflict management, and persuasion. Resilience:&nbsp;The ability to be happy, successful, etc. again after something difficult or bad has happened. Scam:&nbsp;An illegal plan for making money, especially one that involves tricking people. Self-awareness and Management:&nbsp;The ability to recognize and manage how one's value system and digital competencies fit with one's digital environment.

In general, our students get on well with their schoolmates and they consider them their friends, 89% in front of 11%. That is a positive trait.

Software:&nbsp;Various types of programs used to operate mobile devices. Software can be changed and updated without making any physical alterations to the device. Stalking:&nbsp;The crime of illegally following and watching someone over a period of time. Trademark:&nbsp;A name or symbol on a product that shows it was made by a particular company, and that it cannot be used by other companies without permission. Trail of information:&nbsp;A path made or used for being informed. Trojan (Trojan Horse):&nbsp;A software virus that gains access to a device by appearing as a safe file. A trojan is often attached to a picture or video file that may seem safe to download. Troll:&nbsp;In computing, the term "troll" refers to a person who posts offensive, incendiary, or off topic comments online. Well-being:&nbsp;The state of feeling healthy and happy.

7.4 PHOTO DISCUSSION. Picture 4. Do you think it looks realistic? In my opinion this picture does not look real. I know that sometimes parents neglect their children but most often the reason is work or stress. I think that in this case the telephone is not a reason for neglect. Dominik Dyrszka In my opinion this picture is not realistic, but I think it presents the truth. Usually we do not pay attention to what we eat. We can often hear about how mothers do not care about their children. They prefer to talk with their friends more than playing with their children. Sadly, this photo shows what we live in.&nbsp;Zuzanna Błaszczyk I would also like to think that. However, I know smartphones are very addictive and some women bring their babies up with smartphones close to them. Marzena Miękina

Marzena Miękina, Zespół Szkół Gastronomicznych i Hotelarskich w Sandomierzu, Sandomierz, Polonia. I'm a teacher of English at a secondary vocational school in Sandomierz, Poland. Our school is called The Group of Catering and Hotel Industry Schools. I love travelling and studying languages. Right now I'm learning Spanish. I'm into books and good films.

Alicia Sánchez Ortiz, CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz. I am a health VET teacher from Valencia (NE Spain). I teach modules related to emergencies in life-classes and distance learning education to students from 16 years and so on. My School is a Public Vocational School and a reference centre in the region, as well. We have many health specialities programmes such as nursery auxiliary, emergency medical technician and pathologic anatomy. We have an own healthy project to promote healthy habits among all the educational community. Our centre is an eTwinning school which has VET teachers from 11 professional fields such as Mechanical work, Electricity, Automation, Furniture, Building, Graphic Arts, Health, Textil, Catering, Personal image and Food Industry. I am really interested in the project and I hope to share with you new ideas about this interesting topic.

Keep an eye on the bigger&nbsp;picture!

I love my mobile phone. Patrycja Dudek I think smartphones aren't switching me into a ZOMBIE. This picture scared me! Łukasz Chruściel It is completely real, day to day. However many campaigns they do, there will be no changes in people. And unfortunately this situation is going to be more. ESTEFANIA MONSERRAT In this photo, what he tries to convey is that most people spend more time in networks than in real life and that many people seem to have mentally broken down due to the excessive use of these technologies. LAURA ANDUJAR I don't deny it, I often use my phone, but I still pay attention to what's happening around me. This campaign is like every other one about&nbsp;using phones. I saw many posters like this one&nbsp;and I think this is getting kind of boring. They always compare people to zombies and stuff like that, so it doesn't affect me anymore. You just need to use your phone wisely and everything will be alright. Some of my friends live very far from me, so I have to use my phone to contact them. Many people do the same, that's why they use technology that much. Martyna Stencel This picture perfectly represents our world and our addiction to phones which we still need but we should limit thier use a bit. When we look at the screen we can miss many cool things. Jakub Zalewski&nbsp;

Get Off The Phone Song by Rhett &amp; Link

The mobile entered as an agile way to communicate but more and more it is eliminating direct social relations with which non-verbal communication and direct social skills are increasingly scarce. We also lose, I think we lose our indiviaduality. CARMEN MARÍA SUÁREZ ALGAR This image is surprising but it describes very well the current reality. We are at a point with the use of the mobile in which we do not communicate with each other verbally and human relationships are becoming less scarce. What consequences will it bring? Very probably poor socialization among others. MARÍA MERCEDES MARTÍNEZ GARRIGA

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We are so immersed in social networks that sometimes we can no longer have an individual thought. Alina Dobrita The use of the mobile isolates us from others. Maria Barragan No chance to think for yourself. Monica Del Toro It is difficult not to follow the majority. The use of the mobile is installed in our way of living and we depend on it totally for everything. Alba Dual

Q13.&nbsp;All teachers except one who is indifferent, agree or totally agree to have often participated in the Home of the Project and in TS and have published entries or sent materials. Q14. All the teachers agree or totally agree to have improved their skills as a teacher. Q15. All the teachers agree or totally agree that the project has personally enriched them.

Our observations show that students who took part in the integration: - help each other more often, - have a sense of responsibility for others and for the effects of actions taken together, - feel safe and accepted by the class, - develop skills that help them to overcome&nbsp;difficulties, - function better in many school situations. Integration activities, which are a good habit of our center, are connected with the theme of our e-Twinning project entitled&nbsp;Good communication improves your well-being. The coordinators of the project Grażyna Kozyra and Aleksandra Wieczorek thank the 2Z grade students for their help during the activities connected with the project, all students and&nbsp;teachers for their contribution and cooperation&nbsp;to create&nbsp;a friendly atmosphere in our school. A few photos illustrating the main ideas of our project, the pictures were taken by students from class 2Z.

What do you think about the differences among countries in relation to the use of smartphones? I think that people not that rich countries using older smartphones like without touch screen or other functions that some of the people can't live without. But all of us using smartphones for like sending messages or calling. Wiktor Maciąg I think the use of mobile phones is excessive but it is also necessary to communicate. It is true that life without a telephone would be much better as it used to be. I also think that less developed countries do not have enough money to buy or manufacture, but it is also much better not to use them. Nerea Navarro I think that most people who have a mobile phone don't make proper use of it. More and more people are using this type of technology. From my point of view, the smartphone has become a necessity, to be able to communicate constantly and keep up to date with what is happening around us. At the beginning the mobiles were mainly used to call, today, due to the variety of applications and social networks, a lot of time is wasted looking at the screen. Excessive use of the telephone is made. Monica Del Toro I think that most people today do not use the phone properly. From my point of view, the smartphone has become a necessity, to be able to communicate and keep up with what is happening around us. At first, mobile phones were mainly used for calling, and currently among the variety of applications and social networks we make excessive use of mobile phones. Maria Barragan

Students of&nbsp;Centrum Kształcenia Zawodowego i Ustawicznego nr 1 w Raciborzu, Poland.

Digital Media:&nbsp;Using a combination of moving and still pictures, sound, music, and words, especially in computer technology or entertainment. Discriminatory content:&nbsp;Reject the ideas that are contained in a piece of writing, a speech, or a film. Fair use:&nbsp;Laws relating to the conditions in which someone can legally copy parts of a book, film, etc. without the permission of the company that made it or owns it. Firewall:&nbsp;A device or app designed to protect your computer, network, smartphone or other device from unauthorized access. Hacking:&nbsp;The activity of using a computer to access information stored on another computer system without permission, or to spread a computer virus. Harassment:&nbsp;Behaviour that annoys or upsets someone. Hateful:&nbsp;Very unpleasant. Healthy Use of Technology:&nbsp;The ability to understand the benefits and harms of technology of one's mental and physical health and to use technology use while prioritizing health and well-being. Image-based abuse:&nbsp;To use pictures for the wrong purpose in a way that is harmful or morally wrong.

7.4 PHOTO DISCUSSION. Picture 4. Do you think it looks realistic? This image seems to me exaggerated. It may be that with the phones you stop doing things that were previously done. But do not ignore completely as indicated by this image. SILVIA MONASTERIO Really I do not think this image realistic, I see it exaggerated, like the previous one that we have commented. I think a mother is more aware of the children and if she is breastfeeding she can perfectly talk on the phone. BIANCA TODIREANU This image reflects how a mother is more aware of things dispensable than taking care of her own child. it's a sad reality that you see every day on the street. ENRIQUE MORCILLO Absolutely, realistic is not the right word to describe this picture. but i think it's a really awesome artistical creation, a good sci fy touch. HAJAR HALOUI I think it is an example of today's society, which shows the lack of concern and attention of the people. RUBEN ESTEVE Do you think it looks realistic?Of course it looks realistic, and I think that it is, although it seems exaggerated. ESTEFANIA MONSERRAT What this photo means is that we live in a reality where today people are more aware of social networks, technology ... They end up taking all these methods as a priority before life itself. LAURA ANDUJAR

She is a student who isn't paying attention in class. She is looking her smartphone. Made by&nbsp;Sara García&nbsp;of 41J,&nbsp;CIPFP Ciudad del Aprendiz, Valencia.

Phil Marso proposed&nbsp;<a href="http://www.mobilou.info/defis-sans-smartphone.htm">18 challenges</a>&nbsp;without a smartphone. From Sunday 2 February 2020, the challenges were&nbsp;unveiled every day of the week. The objective was&nbsp;to repeat these challenges the next day to take good habits in order to better control its dependence on this communication tool. 1) Do not use your smartphone to get up. Replace it with an alarm clock. 2) Have your breakfast without your smartphone. 3) Use a radio to be informed to avoid any distraction while you are having your breakfast. 4) Switch off your smartphone two hours before going to bed. 5) Read three pages of a book before falling slept.

Adikphonia by Phil Marso It is an addictive disease resulting from technological advances especially mobile phones and new generations of Smartphones. The individual lives 24/24 in compulsive connection for fear of being cut off from the world. He can't be separated physically from his mobile phoneal or is due to a technological defect can lead to disorders of nervousness, temporary anxiety, or even permanent. The acute phase of the disease is reached when the subject is withdrawn into himself, in a virtual world where the absence of human contact overwhelms him.

Éditions Megacom-ik. Megacomik.fr – Mobilou.info. CARTE MEGACOM-IK. 20E Journées Mondiales sans Téléphone Portable &amp; Smartphone. <a href="http://www.mobilou.info/BONCARTE5G.html.pdf">http://www.mobilou.info/BONCARTE5G.html.pdf</a>

Students of&nbsp;IES LITORAL, Málaga, Spain.

With respect to the control of their parents about the amount of time they spent on social media, 68% had been controlled by them, in front of 32% without any control over it.

Basically, a lot of students have a social media account. What is a bit scary is that 43% in front of 57% have a lot of Facebook friends. What we don't know is what they consider who is their trusty friends.

1.4 <a href="https://padlet.com/aliciasanchez459f/9uxv2pknazvb">Students</a>

&nbsp;What do you reckon about this one? I don't think this picture describes our world at all, because there are many young people who don't use their phones when they meet someone. Of course most of teenagers&nbsp;don't pay attention to their environment, but some of them prefer verbal communication. There are also lots of elder people who use their phones instead of going out with someone. All of us use technology, but teens are more visible and adults notice them more than themselves.&nbsp;Martyna Stencel Older people can&nbsp;show thier feelings to others better than young people. Young people are absorbet by&nbsp;the internet and do not have time for true love. They often choose technologies than talking to others and estabilishing relationship with which they later hace a problem. Jakub Zalewski&nbsp; I do not quite agree with this picture, because some young people prefer to spend time on the phone because they are shy and sometimes hurt by people close to them. Older people are brought up differently by their parents. Parents taught them to show their feelings and are not afraid of being laughed at by people close to their heart and age. Wiktoria Trompeta&nbsp;

It seems that a large number of students spend their spare time with their friends, 80% in front of 20%. On the whole, they rely on their friends.

The&nbsp;11th February 2020&nbsp;took place “SAFER INTERNET DAY&nbsp;2020”&nbsp;once again - we joined forces across the globe to work&nbsp;"Together for a better internet".

Here you have the logo in English, Spanish and Polish.

It is a <a href="https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2020">link</a> to Educational Resources to start our&nbsp;discussions about this issue and a video of the day.

Anti-malware applications:&nbsp;Software that you can download to your computer to avoid some kind of software that is designed to damage the way a computer works. Balanced Use of Technology:&nbsp;The ability to manage one's life both online and offline in a balanced way by exercising self-control to manage screen time, multitasking and one's engagement with digital media and devices. Behavioral Cyber-Risk Management:&nbsp;The ability to identify, mitigate, and manage cyber-risks (e.g. Cyberbullying, harassment and stalking) that relate to personal behaviors. Civic Use of Technology:&nbsp;The ability to engage in civic participation for the well-being and growth of local , national, and global communities using technology. Content Creation and Computational Literacy:&nbsp;The ability to synthetize, create, and produce, information, media and technology in an innovative and creative manner. Content Cyber-Risk Management:&nbsp;The ability to identify, mitigate and manage content cyber-risks online (e.g. Harmful user-generated content, racist/hateful content, image-based abuse). Cooperation:&nbsp;To act or work together for a particular purpose, or to be helpful by doing what someone asks you to do. Copyright:&nbsp;The legal right to control the production and selling of a book, play, film, photograph, or piece of music.

DEAF PEOPLE AND THE MEDIA

SOLUTIONS. COCHLEAR IMPLANT

Technical aids to improve the accessibility and communication for people with hearing disabilities

With regard to the control of the time they spend using their smartphones, about two-thirds, of them, 64% consider they control it but what it is really worrying is that 36% are not aware of it and it can be an initial problem of addiction. We need to pay attention to the initial indicators.

A huge quantity of students keeps eye contact while they talk to others, 86% in front of 14%. They consider that is important in a face to face situation to keep eye contact with other people.

7.4 PHOTO DISCUSSION. Picture 4. Do you think it looks realistic? This picture is very controversial. I hope there are no Such women. Patrycja Dudek I think that this photo is realistic. See that the woman doesn't pay attention to her child.&nbsp;I hope there are no such women. Wiktoria Bernaś I think this photo is very controversial. It arouses many reflections. I'm a very shocked by this picture. I hope women do not do this. Katarzyna Baran This photo is not realistic because real child would be drowned. Łukasz Chruściel

Attribution:&nbsp;"high fructose corn loca" mixed media on panel 2008, by Patrick Martínez, Los Angeles, CA, http://patrickmartinez.com/

I think that this photo is realistic because it presents the problem of modern motherhood. A lot of women don't pay attention to their children only to their phone. Julia Wilińska I think that this photo is a reality because, nowadays people are so engrossed in technology that they end up forgetting what is important in life. ROMNIQUE KAUR In my opinion it is a criticism of the lack of priority that we give to really important things. Sarah

We have to make good use of social networks to collect the maximum results of these tools. HUGO MARTINEZ We should train students in the responsible use of technologies by giving a cursoso in the institutes etc .. So that they are well trained and know that they are hanging in the cloud and what repercussions they can have once they are uploaded to the cloud, now and in the future. MARIA SOLER We should reduce the use of technology or at least make more responsible use. Never deliver personal data on unreliable websites, do not share intimate photos and keep your security first. SHEILA MUÑOZ Be careful when posting anything that damages your image or could be used against you. DAVID RODRIGUEZ I think that there should be a good use of technology and not use them to harm other people. LAURA ANDUJAR&nbsp; Make good use of technologies to avoid major hazards that can affect your daily life. PAU GRANELL

Good communication improves your mood. Good relations in the class team, and what is connected with it - good communication, are&nbsp;important elements that shape a positive climate in CKZiU No. 1. Therefore, as every year, school counsellors and class tutors organized integration trips for first grade students,&nbsp;to the club for young people "Strefa" in Racibórz.The project coordinators made every effort to ensure that students who come from different schools and live in different places, get to know each other and like each other, took further steps in such an important skill as good communication. A few interesting facts about the importance of integration activities during which we learn good communication. Each group of students, that forms a new class is a team that requires the teacher to undertake specific integration tasks. Such activities benefit both students and teachers. Thanks to integration activities, students can get to know each other, get to know their class tutor, school counsellors, which allows them to function much better in a new school. Integration meetings make it easier to build successful, positive relationships with new colleagues, and create a friendly atmosphere. The activities carried out by the school, in which new students take part, create the skill of proper cooperation and communicating with others. During these activities students learn abou t tolerance, understanding and empathy, which affects the formation of respect and understanding for colleagues. Participants of integration classes have a chance to develop useful interpersonal skills in the field of communication, it can also be an opportunity to learn&nbsp;new methods of team decision making . Integration activities also give students a chance to develop pro-social attitudes.

You can add any comments about your experience with the project (what do you like the most, what you don’t like, anything that you would change, etc.) &nbsp;

I like the interaction among students and teachers and I dislike the problems with our timetables to plan syncronous activities. It has been a very interesting experience to work with colleagues and students from other countries. I think the project is a different way of working within the classroom and allows for the more active participation of students in the classroom. Taking part in this project was a new experience for me but I liked it very much. I am grateful to my partners in the project, from whom I drew inspiration. Thank you!!! Thanks to this project, I improved my English. It´s been very difficult to get involved my students in the project, they are too focused on their professional competences and they didn´t have any time to other topics.

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