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On Tuesday, June 28, the head of the technology department, Chelo Hoyuelos, the headmaster of IES Ausiàs March, Amparo Bataller, and the Erasmus+ project coordinator, Miquel Morell, participate in a day of good practices organized by the teacher training center , CEFIRE , and the Ministry of Education of Valencia. The sessions take place in the auditorium of the Gandia campus of the Polytechnic University of Gandia.
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The project ends with a breakfast and the award ceremony for certifications and speeches.
On Thursday there is a visit to the IES Ausiàs March where the facilities are shown, robotics workshops are organized with the Roberta program and sporting events are organized in the sports center.
On Wednesday a trip is made to the city of Valencia in order to visit the museum and the hemisphere of the City of Arts and Sciences. Various workshops on electricity and robotics are held in the museum. In addition, a film is projected in the hemispheric.
During the second day of the visit, a basic robotics workshop was carried out by 'Cantera de companies' in the Urbalab space of the Gandia City Council. A pause has been made at the Casa de la Marquesa and they have been walking towards the engineering company Autis as part of the project related to engineering.
The week of the last mobility of the robotics project begins with an institutional welcome day by the Gandia city council. In the morning, Romanian and Polish teachers and students are offered a guided tour of some of the most emblematic parts of the city and are told the history of the construction of the city and its links with the Borja family. Next, the 'Palau Ducal' with its imposing golden halls is visited. To end the welcome, the city council organizes a reception in the plenary hall presided over on this occasion by the illustrious deputy mayor of the city, Sir Josep Alandete, the councilor for education, Mrs. Carmen Fuster, and the councilor for health and international relations, Mrs. Liduvina Gil. Mrs. Krystyna Sznycer, Headmaster of the Polish Secondary School that coordinates the project, and Mr. Marian Vlad, Headmaster of the partner High School in Romania, participate in the reception ceremony and on behalf of their secondary schools.
On Sunday, May 29, the selected second year ESO students leave for Craiova (Romania) to spend the first week of June in the mobility of short exchanges between students together with students from Poland and Romania. During the week numerous robotics activities and other cultural visits have been scheduled, such as the one to Targu-Jiu to visit the sculptures of Constantin Brancusi.
The week of May 1 (Sunday) to May 6, the 10 Spanish students selected for the robotics project have made the stay in Poland visiting Warsaw, Kolo, Kozminie and Turan. They have shared a multitude of cultural, social and scientific experiences with their partners from Romania and Poland. Among others, they have visited the Copernicus center in Warsaw, they have used technologies focused on scientific education, they have visited the Copernicus observatory in Turan, they have carried out robotics workshops... On the other hand, they have enjoyed a very friendly stay with their European partners that has allowed them to understand educational learning from a more international scope.
