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<> Hallo <> Allo Roula's School
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Hello
<> Hallo <> Allo Roula's School |
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--Greet's spoken letter |
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Greet's
gesproken brief |
Lettre orale
de Greet |
Greet's
gesprochener Brief |
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The animated Homer Coin is part of our Odyssey for Diversity; to find examples of MixTalent-paths. |
De geanimeerde Homerus Munt maakt deel uit van onze Odyssee voor Verscheidenheid; voorbeelden van MixTalent-paden te vinden. |
Le Coin animé d' Homer fait partie de notre Odyssée de la Diversité; de trouver les examples des sentiers MixTalents. |
Die animierte Homerus Müntze ist teil unsre Odyssee für Verschiedenheit; Beispiele zu finden von MixTalent-Pfade. |
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Teachers-info (english only)
| We are giving the students of Roula - special
Lycium & Gymnasium in Athens, our Homer-Webaille. A webaille is an animated, moving
coin about the life of someone who had a challenge as a child and how he or she found a
constructive path to be part of the world. We made all the drawings on our
webdrawingboard. The first picture expresses how Roula and students are now part of our
MixTalent-project of Head-Heart-Hand. All the little stars are the countries of the
European Union. The second picture is telling how Homer as a child was listening to all
the sounds and stories around him. And used his imagination to understand it. The third
drawing is showing how Homer became a walking storyteller and how the children everywhere
were waiting for his arrival. Around our webaille I have put a spoken letter, in English,
French, Dutch and German. The Homercoin is part of a larger webaille-collection with for instance a Claudius, Frida Kahlo, Toulouse-Lautrec and Tatterat-Webaille. For students 6+ we used the webaille, the music and the spoken letters and the explanation above - about the meaning of the drawings. With students 12+ we exchanged emails about the meaning of Homer as storyteller. When you scroll-down in the English-page in Wikipedia one can find - at the left side - the entrance to several languages. So all the students could find the information in their native language - when needed. |
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