2. Rome 20031 Teen Tour a Guided Tour for Teenagers COMENIUS 1.1 PROJECT

3. Rome 20032 Teen = 13 – 19 Tour = showing you around WHAT ? spare time activities and opportunities for teenagers

4. Rome 20033 Map and flags Teen Tour: A Guided Tour for Teenagers

5. Rome 20034 NUMBERS ABOUT US  PROJECT : 3 YEARS  MEETING: 2002 PRAGUE  LOCATION: 6 COUNTRIES 4 CORNERS 3 AREAS  SCHOOLS: 2 primary 4 secondary  TEACHERS: 3 EFL 3 C.S.  STUDENTS : 13 to 19 YRS… MANY!

6. Rome 20035 EUROPEAN UNION 2004 : NEW COUNTRIES..... NEW EUROPE ? CHALLENGE WHAT ABOUT NEW GENERATIONS ?

7. Rome 20036 PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS  NOT MUCH TIME FOR PLANNING  ON-LINE PROJECT  DEADLINES  FUNDS  VOLUNTEERS

8. Rome 20037 AIMS 1  to compare info about school, sport activities, history, geography, economical and social situation, hobbies, work experience, etc.  to inform about spare time activities and opportunities for teenagers  to improve communication and pupils’ skills in ICT

9. Rome 20038 AIMS 2  to understand other European languages  to promote the union of different cultures and to get a better international understanding  what is “quality of life” ?  to decide and get involved in decisions about the improvements.

10. Rome 20039 FOCUS ON  ICT : to communicate, to search & gather info, to discuss and shape products  The European Dimension and the Common Identity  The educational success of pupils: autonomous learning - study method - strong and weak points - personal strategies

11. Rome 200310 GROUP WORK AND TASKS  COORDINATOR: Portugal  WEB PAGE: Czech Rep and Spain  2 LEVELS 13 - 17 yrs (I, E, Dk, Pt) TEXTS 16 -18 yrs (Dk, Ee, Cz R, Pt) WEB

12. Rome 200311 ACTIVITIES SURVEY ICT TOOLS CHAT EVALUATION

13. Rome 200312 PRODUCTS  EXHIBITIONS  FORUM  WEBPAGE: activities, expectations and needs as teenagers.

14. Rome 200313 LINKS CROSS-CURRICULAR SUBJECTS NATIONAL AGENCIES ÉCOLE NETWORK SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES Sys ( Dk) – Jindrich ( Cz) –Meeri (Ee) – Juan José (E) - Emanuela (I)- M. Antonia (P) FURTHER INFORMATION from

15. Rome 200314 THX FOR YOUR ATTENTION … AND WAITING FOR A RESPONSE FROM OUR NATIONAL AGENCIES CONCERNING OUR FUNDS ….. …. CROSS YOUR FINGERS !

16. Rome 200315 The project TeenTour joins students from different countries with different ages and knowledge-level. The students have to produce a Webpage which shares information about the individual region/city, seen from the individual students’ point of view. With this project, TeenTour –A guided tour for teenagers - the partner schools want to develop strategies for the students’ involvement in the learning process. In fact students start to gather information from step one, then they have to sort out the most important elements of their interests in their region. They plan the link for their area, discuss the opportunities of their spare time with other students, focus their attention on their own desires and ideas and get involved in the problems that appear during the process. They take part in the whole process of the project and will benefit from learning and interacting with other pupils, their teachers, other teachers and representatives of institutions. This will contribute to a personal and social improvement in a lifelong learning perspective. Finally, it’s necessary that everybody is aware of the physical and cultural differences of the people who live in Europe if we want to build the European Union: pupils will find out that tolerance and respect together with “listening” abilities are the main tools for being a European citizen.

17. Rome 200316 Peace in the world