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Enhancement of LangOER project good practices Conference Open Education: promoting diversity for European Languages

27 September 2016

Małgorzata Kurek (Jan Długosz University)

Marie Carlström, Sweden, winner of the LangOER competition of the most creative and innovative OER.

• I love teaching; there is never one day that is the same as another and as a teacher I enjoy staying in touch with creative and curious teenagers. I would like to open up all pupils’ eyes to knowledge, and how fun knowledge can be.

• http://tinyurl.com/zg4sz8f

Marie Carlström, Sweden, winner of the LangOER competition of the most creative and innovative OER.

• This product is outstanding in the way that it really engages the students, especially training their collaborative skills. The context around working with book-trailers with students has a long tradition. This specific OER can be remixed in a range of multilingual settings”

• http://tinyurl.com/zg4sz8f

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Marie Carlström, Sweden

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Agnieszka Foltyn, Poland - the winner of the LangOER competition “Language Learning Challenges”

Agnieszka Foltyn, Poland

http://ed.ted.com/on/Ha0B3YIc

The lesson „Overcoming obstacles”• is a great material for teachers in charge of general education classes;•Is likely to develop in learners the feelings of empathy and understanding for the hardships of physical disability;•bridges different school subject and works towards an interdisciplinary teaching;•promotes tolerance and sensitivity to individual differences.

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Eleftheria Karagiorgou, Greece

Eleftheria Karagiorgou, Greece, received an award for her participation and valuable contribution to the webinar series.

Eleftheria Karagiorgou is a teacher at the 7th High School of Trikala. She participated in the LangOER webinar series: How can OER enrich your teaching practice? She received an award for her participation and valuable contribution to the webinar series.

According to Eleftheria Karagiorgou : “The series of webinars of LANGOER were very interesting. I liked the webinar about Creative Commons the most and all the knowledge that I gained from that webinar, I will use it in the classroom”.

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