It has been a pleasure working with you two. Good luck with your projects. We will never forget you. Thanks for everything! 😘😘
Un espacio abierto para la comunicación de todo lo referente al bilingüismo en nuestro centro.
It has been a pleasure working with you two. Good luck with your projects. We will never forget you. Thanks for everything! 😘😘
On Thursday, we had to say goodbye to this year's language assistants, our beloved Madison and Marie, who had been with us from October.
All the students made cards and drawings for them to take home, and express their love for these lovely girls. They also received some presents from the teachers as a token of their hard work.
I'm sure they have had an unforgettable experience this year and will take a little bit of us inside their hearts forever.
Last week, three of our teachers, Patricia, Rut, and our bilingual and Erasmus coordinator, Aurora, visited the "Istituto Arturo Toscanini" in Aprilia (Lazio, Italy) to conclude our project: "New methods and Technologies for the post-pandemic School Education System to counter learning obstacles" (New MT SES).
On the first day, each coordinator presented their school and explained how they had applied the concepts learned in the other two modules to the rest of the teachers in their respective schools (Italian, Spanish, and Turkish teams).
On the second day, we had the opportunity to visit the classes and observe the work they do in the Italian school (job-shadowing), as well as how they approach teaching children with learning difficulties, which was really interesting.
We spent the rest of the days visiting places of interest in Aprilia (the city centre, a botanical garden, and the coast), as well as the wonderful city of Rome.
It was an unforgettable experience!
Spring is here, and to celebrate, we organised an orientation activity with the rest of BILITRAM's schools to celebrate our 10th anniversary as an inter-schools group of teachers:
On the 29th of April, we gathered all together in La Laguna de la Barrera park to participate in and enjoy the activities.
We must thank Malaga's Orientation Club collaboration (COMA), which set up the clues for the children to find words and form an English sentence about Easter. Finishing correctly, all the kids would receive an Easter egg as a prize, and of course, they all did!
We also had time to do some oral communication activities, such as "Making friends" and "Find someone who", in this lovely park, and finally, we shared a picnic together.
It was so much fun, we didn't even notice the blackout! 😉
On Monday, the 31st March, after our Cologne trip, we shared our recently acquired knowledge in Kahoot, Wordwall and Chat GPT with the rest of our colleagues.
We carried out our two workshops to instruct teachers from our school in the use of Kahoot and Wordwall to make their own interactive activities.
This was also part of what we learned in the second module of our Erasmus project KA-210 Training Lab-Methods Integrated to teaching, in Köln, Germany, together with our associated schools in Italy and Turkey.
This time we had 16 teachers in total, eight in each workshop. They enjoyed this instruction immensely, and many of them are already creating their own content with these digital tools.