Learning Migration
Learning about migration and intercultural relations in school and teacher training (2005-2008)
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Attachments:
Annual report.doc
Attitudes in School PP-presentation .ppt

Administrator(s):
Lotte Heerschop
Camilla Hodel-Fryzell

Latest news:
UNESCO prize to Spanish students in city of Olot
Photo: Federico Mayor Zaragoza (president of UNESCO) with Spanish students.
25-10-08
Late news about work on new application in the school group
Meetings during annual conferences (Valcea 2008), Skype conferencing, discussion forum, physical meetings, info letters

17-06-08
UNESCO prize to Spanish students in city of Olot
Spanish coordinator Anna Farjas has been part of the organising team of two video procjects in partner school IES La Garrotxa

27-05-08
'YAM' FILM FESTIVAL - A SUCCESS STORY, May 15 2008
The Spanish film «Pandora`s Box» won «Gullgauken» (The Golden Cuckoo) at the YAM (Youth and Migration) Film Festival in Sandnes May 15th, 2008.

06-05-08
May 14: Film Seminar for teachers and students
LM partner school (Norway) Sandnes Upper Secondary School is hosting partner meeting, seminar, and outdoor trip in the Y.E.S.-project (Comenius).

07-03-08
German partner institutions are coordinating two centralised Comenius project iniatives – one started in 2007 and one hopefully starting in 2008!
An application for a NEW Comenius multilateral project (formerly named Comenius 2.1) has been sent by the German coordinator Monika Ebertowski on behalf of a solid group of partners, most of them recruited from the LM network. More information will follow! The ONGOING Comenius 2.1 MILES – also coordinated by Germany (Meike Jens) ran their last partner meeting in Paris January 18-19.


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Contact information:
Email:camilla.hodel-fryzellmalmo.se
Student ages:0 - 0
THEMATIC GROUP FOR SCHOOLS
To discuss issues related to aims and objectives of the network and particularly focus on needs in the classroom. Result of discussions to be published as printed Guidelines and Recommendations and be presented on Annual Conferences and web-site.

MORE ABOUT AIMS ( to be settled during seminar 28-29 september in Gothenburg)
To reflect about diversity in classrooms.
Teachers attitudes concerning
-nationality of student
-religion
-gender
-classes
What impact or influence does attitude have on relation between teacher and student?
Does attitude effect goals?
Reflections about own attitudes. How can attitudes change according to better knowledge?

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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES - general description for the LearningMigration Network)
The main thematic area of the network is Learning About Migration and Intecultural Relations (LearningMigration). This means sharing experience and best practice of how best to deal with the educational challenge of the increasing number of immigrants into Europe, and also the greater movement of people between European countries. It also means integrating a better understanding of the phenomenon of migration into daily teaching in all parts of the educational community. It further means involving educational authorities in this network of educators with the purpose of testing how governmental plans and reforms are implemented in schools and teacher training, and also involve research institutions and NGOS in this process.
To turn this into practical working areas the large number of institutions in the LearningMigration network has been organised into four transnational seminar groups of (a) local schools, (b) teacher training institutions, (c) institutions of didactical research, and (d) educational authorities that will discuss educational challenges in a comparative and sharing manner (an indenpendent group for NGOs will not be set up).

Each of the four thematic seminar groups will be active in CLUSTERING networks, projects and initiatives in the area of migration and interculturral relations, thereby fostering long term collaboration with other networks, projects, and European initiatives.
- Collaborative learning in transnational groups (seminar groups)
- Collaborative learning in integrated (complementary) groups in each country
- Strengthening the historical dimension in learning: the understanding that migration is an ongoing phenomenon that is not new to Europe – in fact that migration is “normal” for society. However, that migration has been increasing year by year as part of globalisation and that certain competences should be trained in schools to make students better able to handle a rapidly changing world.
- Strenghtening the use of Emphaty in the learning situation through implementing of story telling and related pedagogy
- Encourage “exchange” as a pedagogic instrument (students, teachers, schools, families).