Evaluation Lesson Thursday november 9th 2006. Main objectives Introduce the pupils to the project of the Atlas of European Values. Make the pupils aware.

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Evaluation Lesson Thursday november 9th 2006

Main objectives Introduce the pupils to the project of the Atlas of European Values. Make the pupils aware of the different values in the European countries. Help the pupils to form their own opinion on different subjects concerning values.

ABC-question list version 1 Positive : activate class Negative : ----

Introduction of the atlas Positive : Students in circle Negative : Just statistics

Discussion National Pride Positive : Statement Positive : discussion in English language Negative : -----

Discussion Working Mother Positive : seperate discussion for boys and girls Negative : too little time

ABC-question list version 2 Positive : confirmation of progress Negative : too little time

“Stone-thoughts” Positive: allot of feedback Negative :

Conclusion Lesson according to scheme Great interaction with students Fun!!! Too easy, not representative for a regular lesson.