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MC Radio Station, Small Voices, Big Echoes!

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Welcome to our school radio special for Eat, Win and Day.

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Today we're celebrating all the amazing projects connecting schools across Europe.

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Plus, we're currently working on three international projects with students and teachers from different countries.

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So today we're talking with two inspiring teachers.

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First, we are joined by Sira from Turkey. Hi Sira, thanks for being here.

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Hello, I am glad to be here too.

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You have worked on many e-training projects. Which one has been your favorite so far?

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Hattie Heroes is my favorite because I am the creator of the project and there are five different countries.

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The more different countries, the more different cultures I and my students learn about.

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We enjoy meeting new people and gaining knowledge about different cultures.

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And in Healthy Heroes project, we have strong partner communication.

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You also received the European Quality Label. Congratulations! What do you think makes our project really successful?

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Thank you. I worked hard and I got levels.

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Yes. Successful e-training projects are built on the foundation of meaningful collaboration, pedagogical innovation and student engagement.

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First, success comes from true collaboration.

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The project should require input from all partners to be complete.

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If one school doesn't contribute, the product miss a piece.

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And the most important one, when students feel they have real audience in another country,

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their motivation spikes.

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students motivations are very important what do you enjoy most about working with students from

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different countries it's a good question thank you what i enjoy most is seeing my students realize

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that the world is much bigger than our classroom that everyone is connected through shared values

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and creativity. It's the journey of discovery for both my students and myself as an educator.

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And finally, what advice would you give to teachers starting their first e-training project?

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Yes, starting your first e-training project is an exciting milestone.

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It's a journey of a professional growth, but the key to a stress-free start is to keep

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it manageable.

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Start small and focused.

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Keep the timeline short, focus on one or two high-quality collaborative tasks.

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Plan the tasks and activities beforehand.

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on the process not just the products and document everything as you go

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finding experiment mentors and willing partners are very helpful and the most important one

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prioritize your students online safety and make your students involve the project

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and enjoy the project thank you very much for your advice

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