Elevi de la «Eminescu», în Portugalia




  22 Dec, 2015 Andreea ICONARU
In perioada 7-12 decembrie a avut loc în Barcelos, Portugalia, prima reuniune din cadrul parteneriatului strategic "MUSIC TO DECREASE INEQUALITY AT SCHOOL", ce reuneşte şcoli reprezentând Turcia, Lituania, Portugalia, România, Italia şi Grecia. La acest proiect participă şi 30 de elevi şi 20 de cadre didactice de la Şcoala Gimnazială "Mihai Eminescu" Brăila. La reuniunea din Portugalia, echipa Şcolii Gimnaziale "Mihai Eminescu" a fost formată din patru cadre didactice: prof. Lidia Nistor, coordonator proiect la nivel naţional, prof. Ileana Savu, înv. Valentina Botea şi înv. Anca Trofin - şi şase elevi: Maria Iordache - clasa a VI-a A, David Sârbu şi Tudor Dumitrescu - clasa a VII-a A, Andra Sandu şi Diana Hornea - clasa a VII-a C, Andreea Roşculeţ - clasa a VII-a D.Obiectivele acestei prime întâlniri au vizat cunoaşterea partenerilor prin filme şi prezentări PowerPoint realizate de elevi, alegerea logo-ului proiectului, prezentarea chestionarului proiectului, stabilirea detaliilor pentru următoarele întâlniri, realizarea unui concert "MUSIC UNITES EUROPE" în cadrul căruia fiecare partener a prezentat un moment artistic, elevii din toate ţările interpretând şi un cântec în limba ţării gazdă.Elevii au fost cazaţi la familii gazdă, având astfel oportunitatea de a fi în contact direct cu diferite stiluri de viaţă. "Se încearcă, astfel, atingerea obiectivelor specifice programului ErasmusÂ, obiective ce urmăresc dezvoltarea cunoaşterii şi înţelegerii diversităţii culturale şi lingvistice europene, sprijinirea beneficiarilor proiectului pentru a dobândi competenţele şi abilităţile necesare dezvoltării personale pentru integrare profesională şi cetăţenie activă. În consecinţă, muzica - această «zbucnire a sufletului»- reuşeşte să reunească ţări, oameni, culturi împletind diferenţe şi mentalităţi într-o melodie ce se va compune şi cânta notă cu notă pe parcursul întregului proiect", a precizat prof. Lidia Nistor. Parteneriatul strategic "MUSIC TO DECREASE INEQUALITY AT SCHOOL" este finanţat de Comisia Europeană şi se derulează în perioada 2015 - 2016.

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