E-EVALINTO Project

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    E-EVALINTO Sample activities (GR)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO Consortium
    There are five modules in this training programme. From information provided by partner schools across Europe, these were identified as the core areas in which migrant students felt they needed additional help. These modules correspond with the five themes on which lessons or activities between mentors and mentees are based. The five themes are: Personal Wellbeing / Social Skills, Language / Communication Skills, My culture, Your culture, Study skills, Interests and hobbies.
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    E-EVALINTO Sample activities (IT)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO Consortium
    There are five modules in this training programme. From information provided by partner schools across Europe, these were identified as the core areas in which migrant students felt they needed additional help. These modules correspond with the five themes on which lessons or activities between mentors and mentees are based. The five themes are: Personal Wellbeing / Social Skills, Language / Communication Skills, My culture, Your culture, Study skills, Interests and hobbies.
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    E-EVALINTO Sample activities (PL)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO Consortium
    There are five modules in this training programme. From information provided by partner schools across Europe, these were identified as the core areas in which migrant students felt they needed additional help. These modules correspond with the five themes on which lessons or activities between mentors and mentees are based. The five themes are: Personal Wellbeing / Social Skills, Language / Communication Skills, My culture, Your culture, Study skills, Interests and hobbies.
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    E-EVALINTO Sample activities (ES)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO Consortium
    There are five modules in this training programme. From information provided by partner schools across Europe, these were identified as the core areas in which migrant students felt they needed additional help. These modules correspond with the five themes on which lessons or activities between mentors and mentees are based. The five themes are: Personal Wellbeing / Social Skills, Language / Communication Skills, My culture, Your culture, Study skills, Interests and hobbies.
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    E-EVALINTO Sample activities (EN)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO Consortium
    There are five modules in this training programme. From information provided by partner schools across Europe, these were identified as the core areas in which migrant students felt they needed additional help. These modules correspond with the five themes on which lessons or activities between mentors and mentees are based. The five themes are: Personal Wellbeing / Social Skills, Language / Communication Skills, My culture, Your culture, Study skills, Interests and hobbies.
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    Template for the design of activities (IT)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO OXFAM team
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    Template for the design of activities (PL)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO SAN team
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    Template for the design of activities (GR)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO CARDET team
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    Template for the design of activities (ES)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO USAL team
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    Template for the design of activities (EN)
    (Grupo GRIAL, 2017-09) E-EVALINTO DCU team
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