Showing posts with label María Luisa Dávila. Show all posts
Showing posts with label María Luisa Dávila. Show all posts

Sunday, May 1, 2022

Formación familiares: Convivencia y mejora de la seguridad online

 Este miércoles 4 de mayo, a las 16:30 horas y presencialmente (Aula 42), tenemos la quinta y última sesión del Foro Nativos Familias de este curso académico. Es una satisfacción contar con Francisco Romero García, guardia civil, que nos formará sobre el tema de la “Convivencia y mejora de la seguridad online” ¡Os esperamos!



Thursday, March 24, 2022

Participantes Movilidad Turquía

 En esta publicación os presentamos a los participantes de la próxima movilidad a Turquía.

De derecha a izquierda:

  • Teacher María Luisa Dávila Ladero.
  • Jorge Giraldo Sánchez.
  • Gabriel Godoy Torres.
  • Abril Sánchez González.
  • Leire Ortuño Guerra.
  • Teacher Juan Antonio Rincón Carballo


WE ARE READY!

Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Los videojuegos... ¿amigos o enemigos?

En esta sesión del Foro Familias hablamos de temas importantes como los que se exponen a continuación:

  • Los profesores tenemos un papel fundamental por el tiempo que pasamos con el alumnado.
  • Antes los videojuegos eran de clase media - alta. Ahora el mundo "gaming" se ha generalizado a todas las clases y rangos de edad. Esto conlleva unos riesgos muy altos.
  • Ahora los límites los ponemos nosotros. Ha pasado de ser una actividad solitaria a otra de socialización.
  • Gamer: persona que dedica un tiempo aproximado de 6 horas diarias a jugar y/o formarse. 
  • Clasificación de los jugadores: Gamer, casual y jugador común.
  • Noob: juega poco, de vez en cuando, con pocas habilidades...; casual: esporádicamente termina el juego. 
  • La mayoría de los juegos se miden en escalas o ligas. Es una cuestión de cómo se hace uno bueno en videojuegos ¿por esfuerzo o tiempo dedicado
  • Tres consejos a la hora de elegir un videojuego: descriptores de contenido, elementos interactivos y categorías de clasificación.
  • El Fortnite es uno de los juegos con mayor controversia en los últimos tiempos. Es altamente adictivo por el componente de las recompensas.





Wednesday, November 17, 2021

In the footsteps of Ana and Mía

 The coordinator explained that this activity is part of two important projects of the school. One of them is our Erasmus project "Cybersecurity Schools". Throughout the year and on a monthly basis we will carry out training activities with our families. Below we share the presentation.

  • VIDEO OF THE SESSION

    It was a very interesting session full of new learning on a subject on which both teachers and families need to be up to date.

    Deborah shared the presentation with all of us and we present it below. It is a fantastic material that will help us to further explore the topic.

    SOME PHOTOS

    Document with photos of the session


Thursday, June 17, 2021

Advice to Families

 ADVICE TO FAMILIES

During these two years our families have received several talks on the project themes. We invite you to follow this TwinSpace page to read everything we have learnt, thank you very much!

LINK TO THE PAGE

Course session 20/21 on video games

Saturday, May 15, 2021

Turkey Mobility: Participating students

TURKEY MOBILITY

PARTICIPANTS 

We present to you the students who will participate in the virtual mobility organised by our Turkish partners.

5º A: They will participate on Wednesday, 19 May with her teacher Rebeca Rivas.


From left to right: Sofía Fernández de Castro, Raúl Aragoneses Rivas, Javier Corchado Redondo and Irene Bravo Sánchez.

5º B: They will participate on Friday 21 May.


From left to right: Natalia De Esteban Rosado, Mario Ruiz Fernández and Carla Triviño Gómez.

5º C: They will participate on Thursday 20 May with his teacher Daniel Gallardo.


From left to right: Sergio Nieto Ciurana, Abril Sánchez González, Eloísa Pérez Acedo, Aníbal Ramos Salcedo y Vera Sánchez Becerra.

5º D: They will participate on Thursday 20 May.


Miguel Ángel Llanos Sicilia y Jimena Manrique Barroso.

5º E: They will participate on Friday 21 May with his teacher Juan Antonio Rincón.


From left to right: Carlota Gomes Egea, Marta Leo Gil y Víctor Hernández Clemente.

Teachers:

  • Dávila Ladero, María Luisa: Headmaster.
  • Gallardo Pajuelo, Daniel: Tutor in the 5th level, group C.
  • León Carrascal, Ester: Secretary.
  • Moriel Jiménez, Eva María: Head of Studies.
  • Rincón Carballo, Juan Antonio: Coordinator.
  • Rivas Ortiz Rebeca: Tutor in the 5th level, group A.

MOBILITY JOURNAL

PHOTO ALBUM

Thursday, May 13, 2021

Profesores participando en la Movilidad Virtual de Turquía

Os presentamos al equipo de profesores que estarán al frente de la segunda virtual de Turquía. En la primera foto de izquierda a derecha os presentamos a: Rebeca Rivas Ortiz (tutora 5º A - Coordinadora Librarium); Juan Antonio Rincón Carballo (Coordinador Proyectos Erasmus+); María Luisa Dávila Ladero (Directora); Eva María Moriel Jiménez (Jefa de Estudios); Daniel Gallardo Pajuelo (tutor 5º C, Coordinador TIC); Ester León Carrascal (Secretaria).





Tuesday, May 4, 2021

Clausura formación familiares: Videojuegos


Con esta foto clausuramos las sesiones de formación a las familias de este curso académico. La ponencia ha sido impartida por Mónica Millán Mínguez, coordinadora de programas preventivos de la Fundación de Ayuda contra la Drogadicción de Extremadura. La sesión ha versado sobre la Familia ante los videojuegos y se han dado respuestas a cuestiones como el uso correcto de los videojuegos, si son o no adecuados, estrategias que deberíamos aprender y otras muchas cuestiones que hacen que en ocaciones vivamos este empleo de tiempo libre con angustia.

Enlace al sitio web que contiene diferentes videojuegos.

Libro que trata de los juegos de azar: El club de las cuatro emes.

Este es el vídeo de la sesión:

A continuación os compartimos el enlace de la sesión.

Monday, April 26, 2021

Nueva formación: La familia ante los videojuegos

El martes 4 de mayo, a las 17 horas tendremos nueva formación para familiares y miembros de la comunidad educativa. La formación lleva por título: "La familia ante los videojuegos - Estrategias para afrontar esta forma de ocio". Nos acercaremos al mundo de los videojuegos desde la perspectiva de la familia y de los jugadores para darnos seguridad a la hora de ejercer nuestro papel como agentes preventivos.

Mónica Millán Mínguez, Coordinadora de programas preventivos de la Fundación de ayuda contra la drogadicción, tratará de dar respuesta a estas y otras cuestiones que hacen que en ocasiones vivamos ese empleo de tiempo libre con angustia.

¿Son adecuados los juegos que ocupan el ocio de nuestros hijos?

¿Qué tiempo de uso es correcto?

¿Qué estrategias emplean nuestros hijos?

...


Monday, March 22, 2021

Nos formamos en Igualdad

El lunes 22 de marzo tuvimos sesión de formación con familiares en el marco de nuestros proyectos Erasmus+ KA229 "Cybersecurity Schools" y Foro Nativos Digitales. Nos formamos en igualdad analizando los aspectos negativos de las redes sociales. Tuvimos la suerte de contar con una ponente de lujo como Esmeralda Pizarro Béjar, técnica en atención a personas en situación de dependencia, y técnica en Igualdad de Género.

La sesión fue grabada y la podéis seguir en el siguiente vídeo de YouTube.


Esmeralda nos compartió los siguientes materiales que ponemos a disposición de nuestra comunidad educativa:

Canciones para la Igualdad.

* Taller de Igualdad de Género. Dinámica grupal.

Durante la sesión visualizamos los siguientes vídeos:

* Lamentables comentarios machistas en la Gala de los Goya.

* 10 formas de violencia de género digital.

* Cortometraje "Un día cualquiera" - Año 2050 - Igualdad de género.

Aquí podéis ver algunas fotos de la sesión:




Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Training for families: Gender-based violence and social networks

El lunes 22 de marzo, a las 17 horas, tendremos nueva sesión del Foro Nativos Digitales Familias. Contaremos con Esmeralda Pizarro Bejar que nos formará sobre el problema de la violencia de género en las redes sociales. Es una actividad contemplada en nuestro Proyecto Erasmus KA229 "Cybersecurity Schools" y que hacemos extensiva a toda nuestra comunidad educativa. Entre todos estamos construyendo una escuela cibersegura para nuestros alumnos e hijos. ¡Os esperamos!

On Monday 22 March, at 5 p.m., we will have a new session of the Digital Natives Families Forum. We will have Esmeralda Pizarro Bejar who will train us on the problem of gender violence in social networks. It is an activity included in our Erasmus KA229 Project "Cybersecurity Schools" and that we extend to all our educational community. Together we are building a cybersafe school for our students and children. We are waiting for you!



Thursday, March 4, 2021

Mobility with Hungary: Day 3

 DAY 3

We are in the last day of mobility in which we highlight the following activities.


Classroom prepared to receive our students.

Workshop led by DR Katalin Baracsi about "Cyberbullying and digital health". From the workshop we underline the advice Katalin gave us: "I would like to advise you also at the first point that you feel sorry, feel bad during the situation, ask for help, stop it, block it. And also, it's important that make screenshots...". A highlight of the workshop were the tips that the students collaboratively constructed on a Jamboard.



After the workshop we had a short break after which we did the following activities: Realisation of our good practices and closing of the mobility with participants' reflections and handing over of certificates.


Breakfast.


Implementation of good practices.


Completion of mobility diary.


Farewell.


Virtual delivery of our participation diplomas.


Evaluation of mobility.

We thank our Hungarian partners for their efforts in virtualising the activities of the programme and for the great success of each of the activities. There are many learnings and experiences lived during these three days that go in our backpacks and that will surely help us to be better in our personal and professional lives. Thank you!

Wednesday, March 3, 2021

Mobility with Hungary: Day 2

 DAY TWO


First participants of the second day of mobility.

We started the second day with the Workshop led by Dr. Katalin Baracsi which is entitled "Digital Cocktail: Apps, videogames and influencers". The session starts with a brainstorming session using the Mentimeter web app. We all have to write down our favourite word from the Internet. The application highlights those that have a higher frequency and therefore are common to the participants. Some of these were: like, share, wifi, communication, etc.


Ready to start the activity.


First results of the activity.

In the next activity Dr. Baracsi initiated a discussion to analyse which Social Network was the most popular by our students. The most popular one turned out to be Instagram. Some important aspects to highlight are the following:
  • On Social Media, such as Instagram, keep your account private and only accept people you know.
  • We must take care of the privacy of our data in our daily use when surfing the Internet. Our home address, date of birth or hobbies may seem irrelevant to us, but this is not the case. Our data is gold for all brands.
  • Snapchat is currently one of the most popular apps for cyberbullying

Instagram is the application most used by our students.

Attila then gave a workshop to introduce and reflect on the very important topic of the digital footprint.


Attila starts the Digital Footprint workshop.

To check what we had learnt we reviewed with a fun Kahoot. These were some of the questions:

You send a personal picture to a friend online which you only want them to see. Is there anything you should consider?

Your friend regrets posting a particular picture and wants to take it down. Is that possible and how would they do that?

How long is your digital footprint visible for?

We congratulate the student Paul Galan from Romania, winner of this activity for his speed and assimilation of the knowledge related to fingerprinting.


Students ranked in the Kahoot.

Following the programme and related to good practices, we had the opportunity to present Unit 3: a cyberbullying prevention programme. It is based on a story by Begoña Ibarrola entitled "The Club of the Braves". This programme has been initiated in other Spanish schools with scientific evidence of success in improving coexistence. An article of its impact in a Spanish school was given to the partners to read and during the presentation they expressed their satisfaction and agreement to implement this good practice in our schools in the coming months.

The initial activity consists of reading the story or watching the video that Eva Moriel and Valeria Almodóvar recorded for us.


Valeria prepared to give her presentation of the story.


Valeria gives a brief presentation of the story and the good practice.


Video with Eva and Valeria acting out the story.


Juan Antonio during the presentation of the good practice.

All good practice materials will be hosted on the corresponding page of the TwinSpace. This will be the space where each centre will upload its evidence of programme implementation. For dissemination we will use everything we have at our disposal.

The last part of the morning was to evaluate the day and give feedback to our partners. For the Spanish team it has been a very fruitful morning and we thank you for the high quality of the activities carried out. We are very proud of the great achievement and performance of our students and we will see you tomorrow at the closing ceremony!

Tuesday, March 2, 2021

Mobility with Hungary: Day 1

 DAY ONE

Today we had our first mobility day with our Hungarian partners. We have dressed the library with all the flags of the partners participating in our project.


We have given our students their accreditations and project bags. In this link you can access all the photos of this moment.



As usual, the first task was to introduce ourselves - we were delighted with the presentation of our host partners in Makó!



Presentation by Ana García Caballero


Our Hungarian partners introduce us to their city.

It was very emotional to see all our colleagues at the videoconference.


Photo with some participants.

With a video we remembered the most important moments of Poland's mobility. It was very exciting!


Our Hungarian partners made use of Google technology to introduce us to the most important sights and monuments of their city in a virtual tour accompanied by presentations led by Attila and his students - it was like being there!


The evaluation of the day was very positive from everyone, thank you very much!