Hungarian Final Products - Starting Poland Good Practice

 HUNGARIAN FINAL PRODUCTS

Through a video call we connect all the classes involved in the good practices. The students presented their work about Hungarian good practice. As we have mentioned in previous posts, they have produced posters with tips on how to detect fake images on the web.

Click on the image to access all the photos of the session.

Click on the image to access all the drawings with tips (5º B)

Click on the image to access all the posters with tips (5º E)

STARTING POLAND GOOD PRACTICE

We started the good practice from Poland "Communication on the Internet". We presented the theoretical part of the topic which revolved around these two objectives:

1. To be encouraged to use the Internet safely.
2. Become familiar with the positive and negative aspects of Internet communication.

The contents and activities can be found in detail in the following presentation:

First activity: Without using verbal communication and simulating a WhatsApp conversation, the different classes talked about previously agreed topics. The aim was to reflect on when communication is best:

When we write or when we read.

When there is eye contact.

When we see emotions.

We use the following worksheet:

LINK

Iraide, a student in 5th grade E, reads the comments on her comments and thinks about her own message.

CONVERSATION 5º C

Generally speaking, all classes agreed that they like face-to-face communication better for the following reasons:

• It is not good to abuse screens.
• You know how the other person feels and you correct your own speech if you see that your partner is offended.
• You can relate and sense whether or not the receiver agrees with what is being said. If there is a problem, a constructive discussion can be established.
• Eye contact facilitates active listening.
• You adapt your responses according to the feelings and emotions you see in the other person.
• It helps our socialisation.
• Spelling mistakes and misunderstandings are avoided.

We invite you to visit the following board where you can consult the opinions of each of the classes participating in the activity.

THANKS A LOT!