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EUROPEAN SCHOOLNET TEACHERS' NEWSLETTER #82

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> EUROPEAN SCHOOLNET TEACHERS' NEWSLETTER #82
> 
> October 30, 2003
> 
> WSES
> More Than 200 Schools Registered, Join in!
> 
> SPRING DAY IN EUROPE 2004
> Register for Spring Day 2004
> List of Contact Teachers for This Year
> Spring Day in Europe Partner, France
> 
> COMPETITIONS
> International Game Portal Development and Competition
> Interschool Web Design Competition
> European Computer Graphic Arts Competition
> European Waste Award for Youth
> 
> FOCUS
> Europe Direct, Free Phone Service
> Archivox, Listen to French Literature
> Keith Haring Lesson Plans
> ENews on Environment
> Plan Ahead: Make a European Christmas Calendar with Zap!
> English and Multimedia, CDROM
> Two proposals, Culture 2000
> 
> VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
> General Call for the French Leonardo Agency
> Accountants and Secretaries
> Catering School
> Life Long Learning Project partnership
> 
> COLLABORATION
> Looking for Schools in France and Italy, Brazil
> Socio-cultural Tradition of Youth, Bulgaria
> Email Exchange in Italian, France
> Exchange in English, France
> History-Geography Project, France
> School Crisis Management Team, Lithuania
> Virtual Exchange for Real Trip, Denmark
> Exchange in English, Italy
> Cultural Exchange, Italy
> Email Games, Australia
> Looking for Muslim Schools, Israel
> Pen Pals for Israel
> Twinning Opportunities with Burundi
> Tile project, Global
> 
> EUROSCOPE
> European Schoolnet Conferences and Events Page
> 
> 
> Dear colleagues,
> 
> Being a teacher is a wonderful contribution to the future of our society, it
> is also a profession that is unfortunately not always regarded as
> prestigious or even important. I wanted to cheer everyone up but pointing
> out to a very nice article. Read it when you feel down!
> http://www.ei-ie.org/camp/english/wtd/Downloads/20030925_UN_wtd2003_e.pdf
> 
> Vocational schools are institutions where pupils receive a specialised
> training that directly leads to a certain number of practical professions.
> These schools and their pupils are very important for our society and they
> need help to find partners in Europe. I have decided to open a “vocational
> schools” section in this newsletter hoping that future chefs, mechanics,
> plumbers, woodworkers, secretaries, accountants, etc will find ways to link
> up with peers in Europe and develop many new projects.
> I must admit that one of the best ICT projects I did when I was a teacher,
> was an unforgettable pedagogical adventure with 19 future specialists in
> industrial maintenance! Pupils from vocational schools are really worth all
> possible efforts and projects.
> European projects between vocational schools can be funded via the Leonardo
> programme:
> http://europa.eu.int/comm/education/programmes/leonardo/leonardo_en.html
> 
> My best regards to all,
> Brigitte
> brigitte.parry at eun.org
> 
> 
> ___________________  WSES _________________________
> 
>         The universal right to learn and exchange information
> ___________________________________________________
> 
> More Than 200 Schools Registered, Join in!
> 
> The activities on the Universal Human Rights Declaration and information and
> communication technologies are now attracting teachers from more than 45
> countries in the world.
> Take this opportunity to focus on the impact of new technologies on humans
> rights and be part of a global network that will be highlighted during the
> World Summit for Information Society and grow far beyond this event.
> http://www.un.org/Pubs/CyberSchoolBus/wsis/activities.asp
> 
> __________ SPRING DAY IN EUROPE 2004 _______________
> 
>          The Enlargement of Europe
> ___________________________________________________
> 
> Register for Spring Day 2004
> 
> This year the Spring Day site will offer several activities for schools from
> old EU countries to discover and communicate with schools from new and
> candidate EU countries. March 21 happens to be a Sunday this year. So we
> suggest that you celebrate and debate the enlargement of Europe on Tuesday
> March 23; of course, like last year, any day that suits your time table
> during the first week of Spring will be alright. This is above all an
> opportunity for as many schools as possible to start the season of nature’s
> renewal by celebrating a new start for Europe. Activities will be proposed
> on European values, twinning and cultural diversity. 29 teachers are
> currently working with their pupils on fact sheets about their countries.
> The Spring Day team is also working on examples, tips and advice on how to
> organise the best Spring Day possible in your school.
> 
> The final web site will soon be launched but you can already now register
> from the following URL:
> http://futurum2004.eun.org/
> 
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> List of Contact Teachers for This Year
> 
> Here are the excellent Spring Day 2004 pedagogical coordinators, do not
> hesitate to contact them; they will be able to reply to you in your mother
> tongue!
> 
> Austria; Susanne Pratscher; Susanne.pratscher at gmx.at
> Belgium FR; Jean-Pierre Bartholeyns; jp.bartholeyns at profor.be
> Belgium NL; Trui  Catteeuw; trui.catteeuw at skynet.be
> Bulgaria; Violeta Tsoneva ; violeta at fmi.uni-sofia.bg
> Cyprus; Nora Nadjarian ; noranadj at logosnet.cy.net
> Czech Rep; Katerina Bavorova; jkapoun at iol.cz
> Denmark; Christiane Haamann ; haamann at tdcadsl.dk
> Estonia; Maidu Varik ; Maidu.Varik at oesel.edu.ee
> Finland; Tuula Matikainen; tuula.matikainen at edu.hel.fi
> France; Daniel Micolon; daniel.micolon at wanadoo.fr
> Germany; Sylvia Binger; seidel.binger at t-online.de
> Greece; Theresa Yiakoumatou; tgiakoum at sch.gr
> Hungary; Janos Blasszauer ; bjohnny at chello.hu
> Ireland; Pat Seaver ; patrickseaver at eircom.net
> Italy; Noemi Lusi; noemilusi at infinito.it
> Latvia; Inara Zlaugotne ; inaraz2002 at yahoo.com
> Lithuania; Snieguole Polianskiene ; snaige68 at sala.lt
> Luxembourg; Julie Suzanne Bausch; julie-suzanne.bausch at education.lu
> Malta; Sue Privitelli ; privi at waldonet.net.mt
> Netherlands; Roelant Wijngaards; rwijngaards at hotmail.com
> Poland; Halina Bednarz; febus at idea.net.pl
> Portugal; Francisco Ferreira; franciscomf at netcabo.pt
> Romania; Florina Serbu ; florina at city.eforie.ro
> Slovakia; Jozef Medvecký ; jozef at medvecky.sk
> Slovenia; Magdalena Bobek; magdalena.bobek at guest.arnes.si
> Spain; Nuria de Salvador; nsalvado at telefonica.net
> Sweden; Lars-Åke Sigfridsson ; lars.ake.sigfridsson at vetlanda.se
> Turkey; Meral Surgec ; meralsurgec at batikoleji.com
> UK; Karl Donert ; donertk at hope.ac.uk
> 
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> Spring Day in Europe Partner, France
> 
> Carole teaches English in the South of France, near Toulouse. She would like
> to twin up with another school in Europe for Spring Day. Her preference
> would go for a school in Ireland. The involvement would trigger interesting
> uses of new technologies. Her pupils are 12 to 15 years old.
> 
> Carole Maurage
> blipcaro at club-internet.fr
> 
> _________________COMPETITIONS ______________________
> 
>                 Be the Best :-)
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> International Game Portal Development and Competition
> 
> The Hungarian Schoolnet is announcing a call for its „ International Game
> Portal development and competition” to collect, present, digitalize and play
> games.
> 
> Groups of 2-3 students can apply continuously by filling in an application
> form at the following address:
> http://gameped.sulinet.hu
> 
> Propositions have to be sent both national and English language and should
> cover the following points:
> 
> 1.    Description of well known national games (source+rules), links to its
> existing and free online version (declaration about the copyright is needed
> 
> 2.    Digitalisation of games
> 
> 3.    Ideas about online competition for your games, even with technical
> solutions if possible
> 
> 4.    Ideas about online competition for many, combined online games, which
can
> be played on the website
> 
> 5.    Creation of a game generator or attaching free game generators
> 
> 6.    Creation of new games using the templates available on the website
> 
> 7.    Translation of English games into national languages
> 
> Contact: Julia Mag
> magj at sulinet.hu
> 
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> Interschool Web Design Competition
> 
> Bahçe?ehir College- Turkey organises an interschool website design
> competition every year.
> This year they have decided to open the same competition to international
> students in co-operation with Bo?aziçi University Lifelong Learning Center.
> 
> The themes this year is "A Journey to the Future". Prizes include a laptop
> computer, printers and a PDA.
> The competition is open to pupils aged 11 to 14. Entries must be received by
> 12 December 2003.
> All applications for registration should be made online at the following
> address:
> http://www.bahcesehir.k12.tr/webyarisma/eng/  (Online Registration)
> 
> Bahçe?ehir College is ready to meet the accommodation and travel expenses of
> the students participating from abroad who are lucky enough to finish in the
> top ten so that they may be able to attend the prize-giving ceremony.
> 
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> European Computer Graphic Arts Competition
> 
> A call from Poland:
> “We'd like to invite you to participate at our European computer graphic
> arts competition organized by Polish schools in Wroclaw. Its subject is "A
> Travel Around Europe". We are waiting for your paintings created with a
> graphics editor. They should show your impressions of any of your trips and
> travels.
> 
> http://europe.sp90.wroclaw.pl
> 
> Here you can also register yourselves in our competition and send us your
> works. There will be prizes for  winners, an exhibition and press results.
> We are waiting for your participation and beautiful paintings!”
> 
> Contact:
> bp47 at interia.pl
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> European Waste Award for Youth
> 
> The municipality of Vienna-Austria is planning to organise a European award
> for youth. This award aims to recognise the best projects on “reducing
> waste” (at school, at home, etc.).  The award consists of 3 categories
> according to the age range of participants: 6 - 10, 10 - 14, 14 – 18.
> 
> If you are interested in this theme and wish to compete or get more
> information, please contact:
> 
> Wolfgang Fehr
> wfehr at gutwinski.at
> 
> 
> _____________________ FOCUS ________________________
> 
>                  Inspiration
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> Europe Direct, Free Phone Service
> 
> Europe Direct is a service to help citizens find answers to their questions
> about the European Union in their own language (the 11 official languages of
> the EU). It offers free telephone help lines for each Member State, a direct
> response service via e-mail and links to information and advice facilities
> at national, regional and local levels.
> 
> Europe Direct offers information on all sorts of subjects related to the EU.
> It helps you find out about your rights and opportunities as an EU citizen,
> and how to take advantage of them. It also opens a dialogue, enabling you to
> ask questions and to get advice. Europe Direct also serves businesses.
> 
>> From the EU, you can call and your answers will be provided in your own
> language; after May 1, 2004, new countries will benefit from the same
> service. All citizens from any other country can email.
> 
> By phone: 00800 / 6 7 8 9 10 11
> By email: mail at europe-direct.cec.eu.int
> 
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> Archivox, Listen to French Literature
> 
> Archivox is a free database of texts from French literature, recorded by
> professionals; try it for listening comprehension or any other pedagogical
> purpose, it is excellent.
> 
> http://www.archivox.com/
> 
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> Keith Haring Lesson Plans
> 
> Keith Haring is a famous painter whose foundation offers very nice lesson
> plans to teachers of all subjects and a lovely site for young children.
> Take a look and enjoy!
> 
> Lesson plans
> http://66.113.241.131/lessons/envs/live/htdocs/index.htm
> Site for kids
> http://www.haringkids.com
> 
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> ENews on Environment
> 
> Have your students ever written a newspaper article of their own? Would they
> like to? With eNews, your students will be able to write articles and post
> them for the whole world to see! Then they can also read and discuss
> articles from other students.
> 
> http://www.e4news.net
> 
> This project is run by our UK Spring Day teacher:
> Karl Donert
> donertk at hope.ac.uk
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> Plan Ahead: Make a European Christmas Calendar with Zap!
> 
> Zap, the safe, fun and educational site for pupils invites you to take part
> in building a European Christmas Calendar with your class. Every day in
> December until Christmas, a European school class or more will be featured
> behind the doors of the Zap  Christmas Calendar. Each day a new door will
> open and a class  will offer Christmas greetings and describe traditions in
> their  home country - find out how to take part!
> 
> You can read more at www.eun.org/goto.cfm?did=29511 and you can sign up to
> take part by emailing alexa.joyce at eun.org
> 
> We want to know how to make Zap a better place for kids.
> To help us, you could invite your pupils to fill in our  questionnaire,
> designed just for them. It's online in
> English, French, Dutch, Italian, German, Danish, Portuguese, Spanish and
> Catalan.
> 
> http://www.internetsegura.net/zap/
> _________________________________________________
> 
> English and Multimedia, CDROM
> 
> I do not usually advertise anything that is sold to teachers. In this case,
> I think it should be fine as Olivier Colas is a French teacher of English;
> he has worked hard on trying to put together, with the help of his regional
> authorities and experts in pedagogy, a CDROM on how to use multimedia
> materials when learning and teaching English. Olivier has offered his
> skills, time and expertise to other teachers of English for many years via
> his web sites.
> 
> If you would to purchase this CDROM, please contact Olivier directly at:
> Olivier Colas
> Olivier.Colas at ac-versailles.fr
> _________________________________________________
> 
> Two proposals, Culture 2000
> 
> The Municipality of Cellere, (Province of Viterbo), not far from Rome, is
> looking for partners for two project proposals to be submitted under Culture
> 2000 Programme. This call is urgent!
> 
> One project is “Psychiatric Bands”.
> The main goal of the project is to ensure maximum dissemination of
> information between different cultural and societal environments
> The main action is to make an international musical festival for people with
> mental disorders and to make two conferences to analyse the results of
> manifestation and to support the exchange of experiences.
> They are looking for this project for: health local departments, Media,
> Municipalities, Associations, Public Authorities and specialised schools
> 
> The other project is Rinascimento in Tavola – Renaissance at dinner table
> (Municipality of Montefiascone (Province of Viterbo)
> The project wants to restructure a real estate in the historical centre of
> Montefiascone (VT), Italy and set up a school for cooks specialised in
> Etruscan and medieval recipes
> They are looking for this projects for Cultural, gastronomic, tourist
> associations, Municipalities, catering schools.
> 
> If you wish a more detailed description of the projects please send an
> e-mail to
> Claudia Salvi
> csalvi at formez.it
> 
> 
> ____________ VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS________________
> 
>          The Future in Their Hands
> ______________________________________________
> 
> General Call for the French Leonardo Agency
> 
> The French Leonardo agency is eager to find partner schools across Europe to
> facilitate European cooperation. It is very often quite difficult as those
> schools have very particular profiles and offer a broad range of training
> schemes.
> If you are teaching in a vocational school in Europe and you wish to find
> partners, either contact me and I will place an ad for you in this
> newsletter or if your request is specifically targeting partnerships with
> French schools, contact the agency directly and they will be very happy to
> help you.
> 
> Your contact in France: Annie Heim
> annie.heim at socrates-leonardo.fr
> _________________________________________________
> 
> Accountants and Secretaries
> 
> This teacher trains pupils to future careers as accountants or secretaries.
> Her school has just opened a European section and she is now desperately
> looking for partner schools of the same type in English speaking countries
> (UK or Ireland). Through projects, the school also hopes to find companies
> for the pupils to experience apprenticeships as well as improve their
> language skills.
> 
> Contact:
> Françoise Soulié
> fsoulie.montpensier at wanadoo.fr
> _________________________________________________
> 
> Catering School
> 
> This school is situated in Lyon, capital of a very famous gastronomic region
> of France. They have a group of pupils looking for partners in any European
> country to set up a Leonardo mobility project.
> What an opportunity for those future chefs to add cross cultural spices to
> their homework!
> The pupils are 17 to 20 years old.
> 
> Contact:
> Bruno Sermet
> sermet.bruno at free.fr
> _________________________________________________
> 
> Life Long Learning Project partnership, Italy
> 
> The "A. Volta" industrial institute situated in Aversa – Italy is looking
> for partners to set up a European Commission funded Grundtvig 1 project.
> 
> To know more about Grundtvig:
> http://www.socrates-uk.net/grundtvig/
> 
> Her contact details :
> Pasquale Giustiniani [pgiustiniani at libero.it]
> 
> 
> _______________ COLLABORATION__________________
> 
>               Create Together
> ________________________________________________
> 
> Looking for Schools in France and Italy, Brazil
> 
> Barbara Dieu works in a French school in Brazil. She has taken part in many
> projects and activities organised by European Schoolnet through the years.
> She is setting up a project on Garibaldi with a group of 45 pupils (aged
> 15-16). She wants to link the project to Spring Day in Europe as Garibaldi
> fought for the reunification of Italy and considered himself as a world and
> European citizen. Her pupils will travel around Italy in May and her Italian
> twin school will go to Brazil in August.
> Barbara is looking for schools to visit, exchange with and eventually
> provide accommodation to her group in the following cities:
> 
> Nice – Monaco - Milano- Torino – Pisa – Firenze - San Gimigniano – Siena –
> Roma – Napoli (Pozzuoli - Solfatara – Pompeia - Ercolano –Vesuvio-
> Paestum – Sorrento – Costiera Amalfitana – Cumae – Caserta)
> 
> Not only can it be fun and discovery but having a chance to meet Barbara and
> talk about international projects with her is worth it!!
> Barbara Dieu
> bwjdieu at terra.com.br
> ____________________________________________________
> 
> Socio-cultural Tradition of Youth, Bulgaria
> “I teach at a Private Trade School in the town of Varna, Bulgaria. We are
> looking for European partners for our new project called "Socio-cultural
> tradition of youth". Our idea is to help students learn English through real
> exchanges and the participation in different hobby activities. We would like
> to exchange students and teachers. Our town is the "sea capital" of Bulgaria
> and a tourist centre for people all over the world. We hope that we can
> extend our circle of friends in Europe.”
> Contact:
> Sonia Vasileva
> sonica at abv.bg
> _________________________________________________
> 
> Email Exchange in Italian, France
> 
> Aurélie works in a secondary school situated near Toulouse - France, she
> wants to find a partner colleague for an exchange in Italian. Her pupils are
> beginners. She is also involved in a project where the same pupils study an
> archeological exhibition at the local museum and try to search for similar
> pieces of art in ancient Italy.
> So if you teach Italian in Europe and if you would like to share this
> project on Italian archeology, contact her, she is new to international
> projects and full of wonderful ideas.
> 
> aurelie.rodes at libertysurf.fr
> _________________________________________________
> 
> Exchange in English, France
> 
> This very big secondary school situated in Versailles, near Paris-France, is
> looking for partners in Nordic countries or Germany to set up a solid
> exchange project on European culture and European identity awareness raising
> for pupils aged 15 to 18.  All exchanges should be done in English as these
> pupils belong to a special European section of the school.
> 
> The contact is the head teacher:
> Evelyne Bourrelier
> Evelyne-Mu.Bourrelier at ac-versailles.fr
> __________________________________________________
> 
> History-Geography Project, France
> 
> This French teacher is looking for partners in new EU countries to set up a
> project involving history and geography teachers. Her upper secondary school
> is situated in the north of France and the education standards are rather
> high. They are looking for a similar urban school to set up an exchange
> eventually leading to a real trip.
> 
> Catherine Kedzierski
> catherine.kedzierski at wanadoo.fr
> 
> __________________________________________________
> 
> School Crisis Management Team, Lithuania
> 
> The School Crisis Team would help children and school staff cope with
> various crises that occur at school. Today Lithuanian schools as well as
> other countries' schools have to face different types of crises: suicide,
> deaths of pupil or teacher, and other emotional shakes. All that involves
> and directly affects students or school staff. Crisis Team would help to
> lessen the negative emotional charge and find the positive ways for a better
> solution for everyone in the school environment. Crisis Team consists of: 3
> elementary school teachers and 3 middle school teachers. Join in with us.
> 
> Contact: Tomas Butvilas
> tomasvilas at yahoo.com
> 
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Virtual Exchange for Real Trip, Denmark
> 
> “We are an Efterskole in the south of Jutland in Denmark; efterskoles aim to
> develop all aspects of the individual not just academic skills. Our school
> focuses on Europe, so the pupils study basic subjects such as math’s and
> Danish as well as foreign languages (German, French, English) and European
> issues. We would like to go on an exchange twice a year if possible and are
> desperately trying to find a school for this spring/summer. We would like to
> find a secondary school anywhere in England. We will be happy to consider
> replies from other European countries too. ICT would be used for
> communication, trip preparation and cultural exchanges”
> 
> Contact person:
> Karen Hall
> khall20 at hotmail.com
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Exchange in English, Italy
> 
> This community of 7 schools situated around Bologna-Italy, is part of a
> pilot programme organised by the University of Bologna and fostering the use
> of English for communication. They are looking for contacts all over Europe
> to exchange and practice.
> 
> Many European teachers are trying to practice English too, this is a good
> opportunity to learn together and with your pupils.
> 
> The contact person for all schools is:
> Orsola Brizio
> brizio at cilta.unibo.it
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Cultural Exchange, Italy
> 
> “As a teacher of English in an Italian secondary school located in Bari
> (south-east of Italy), I am looking for possible foreign partners to set up
> a student exchange project involving one of my groups of students.
> 
> The project would consist of initial email exchanges (a
> get-to-know-one-another phase) and parallel work on an agreed topic
> (cultural diversity, life-styles, youth issues in the 2 participating
> countries etc) with regular exchange of material, emails and exchange
> visits.
> 
> The project could be initiated this year (with a possible first sending
> phase in Spring 2004) and concluded at the beginning of next year (second
> phase, hosting, September 2004).
> 
> Students age-range: 17-18
> Number of students: 22-24
> 
> Contact person: Mara Dani
> mara_dani at libero.it
> 
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Email Games, Australia
> 
> During Netd at ys Oz 2003 the Australian network will be running email games.
> What are email games?
> Since April 1999, Dr Sivasailam "Thiagi" Thiagarajan and Marie Jasinski have
> designed, facilitated and evaluated over 20 reusable email game templates.
> They have used these games with over 1,500 practitioners mostly within the
> vocational and corporate training sectors in Australia and the USA but also
> are very applicable for the schooling sector. Email games are easy to adopt
> and adapt.
> In an email game, a facilitator and a group of participants address a key
> issue by sending and receiving email messages during several rounds of play
> spread over days or weeks.
> Have fun!
> 
> http://www.netdays.edna.edu.au/
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Looking for Muslim Schools, Israel
> 
> Our friends in Israel are working on a project aiming at linking up schools,
> mainly pupils, of Jewish and Muslim backgrounds. This project is very
> valuable and even if it is a small drop of water, it can one day become a
> big river where all kids in the world can swim and play. We know how painful
> this issue is and I personally ask you, if you know of a Muslim school in
> your country, to put it in contact with these people who are doing a
> fantastic job for peace in a country devastated by war.
> 
> Contact: Debi Katz
> msdebi at mscc.huji.ac.il
> 
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Pen Pals for Israel
> 
> “My name is Sagit Rinek and I'm a teacher at Sha'ar Hanegev Junior High
> School in Israel.  I would like to find teenagers from a school in Europe to
> be my 12 years old pupils’ key-pals.  My idea is to have a site where
> teenagers can discuss either through forums or e-mails or even video
> conferences questions and dilemmas regarding their age, interests, hobbies,
> cultures, ceremonies, daily life etc.  (It doesn't have to be a Jewish
> school.)”
> 
> Contact : Sagit Rinek
> sagit_r at hotmail.com
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Twinning Opportunities with Burundi
> 
> Jeunesse Jumelage Burundi is an NGO dealing with school twinning and
> linking. They would be more than happy to facilitate contacts for those of
> you who would like to set up projects and exchanges with schools in their
> country.
> 
> Here is how to reach them:
> Jeunesse Jumelage
> jj_burundi at yahoo.fr
> __________________________________________________
> 
> Tile project, Global
> 
> Take part in a large global project, incorporating public, university and
> students' artworks. To participate, your students need to make 20 paper
> tiles (drawings) to send to 20 other schools (we will be provided with these
> 20 international contacts, with  whom your students can also set up virtual
> pen-pals). At each school these works will become part of a bulletin board
> mosaic.
> 
> Contact Mary Sherman at msherman at transculturalexchange.org or visit
> http://www.transculturalexchange.org/tileproject/schools.htm
> 
> 
> __________________EUROSCOPE______________________
> 
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> __________________________________________________
> 
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> 
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