19th October 2014
Evaluation – students in Izmir
Students who were in Izmir answered the
questionnaire about the visit.
Forty two students filled in the questionnaire.
More than half of the students have had the
opportunity of speaking English with other people, 33,33% claim that it was
enough for them. None of the students was too ashamed to speak with other
people or hasn’t had opportunity of speaking English.
Students have found out a lot of information.
They have learnt about the culture (66,67%), they have tasted the traditional
dishes (52,38%). A large majority of the students have learnt new words in Turkish
(69,05%) it is much more than in any other visit. The reason might be that
all of the students stayed in host families. Students learnt about history (38,1%) and monuments
(21,43%). Less than a half (35,71%) have found out about traditions of other
countries. Few students have found out about the educational system (14,28%)
and famous people (9,52%). One student mentioned that he learned something
about Turkish personality.
Like always the most important thing for the
students during mobility was to make friends with other teenagers (73,81%),
for more than a half of them the most important thing was to get to know a new
country (59,52%) and for one third (38,1%) it was important to taste new
dishes. One student added that the most important was to get to know about the
culture.
Most of the students (57,14%) found the stay in
Turkey as a very satisfying experience. Staying in Izmir was stressful at the
beginning for one third of students. It was probably because the stayed in host
families for the first time. Nevertheless they thought it was worth staying in
host families. Only 4,76% of them did not like the stay in Izmir but they
were glad they could have come.
Students added that they liked Turkey a lot and
found out that people were nice. Another student wrote that he/she had been
scared at the beginning, but later he wished to stay longer there, one student
added that it had been really nice.
Most of the students are going to keep in touch
with their new friends (71,43%), 28,57% are not sure about it. Any student is
not interested in keeping in touch with new friends.
The students liked both sightseeing Izmir and team
working 47,62% and 42,68%, eight students
added that they liked making friends the most.
More than half of the students think that they
have improved their English (57,14 %), because :
- They had to speak English all the time
- They spoke a lot in English
- They learned new words
- Some students from Finland know English very well, so the others improved their English speaking with them
- They had to talk about different things in many ways
- They had to speak with many different people in the way they could understand
One third of the students (33,3%) think they
didn’t improve their English, as a reason for that they wrote:
- They already know English very well, so they don’t need it
- They spoke in Turkish because they know it
- They didn’t speak with other people
Some of the students have added comments. They think
that:
- He/she learned a lot about the culture by staying with a family
- He/she ate good food
- They laughed a lot
- He/she think it was very funny
- The mobility and the people were great
- Although the people in Turkey don’t know English very well they are wonderful people, very kind and he/she wishes to see them again
- He/she loves Turkey and Izmir. He/she likes all those people there. He/she will visit Turkey again
- Huge love
- The people were nice and it was funny
- The people were kind and it was funny to speak another language
21st May 2014
Thirty nine
students who have been in Larissa filled in the questionnaire. A large majority of
the students have had the opportunity of speaking English with other people, 69%
claim that it was enough for them, 30% students have had the opportunity but
not too much, None of the students was too ashamed to speak with other people
or hasn’t had the opportunity of speaking English.
Students
have found out a lot of information. They have learnt about the culture (71%),
they have tasted the traditional dishes (69%). More than half of the students have learnt new words in Greek
language (64%) and learnt about history (61%) and monuments (58%). Less than a
half (43%) have found out about the tradition of other countries. One third of the
students have found out about the educational system (33%) and famous people
(35%). About 7% found out something more during the meeting. The students
mentioned f.e. dances.
The most
important thing for the students during the mobility was to make friends with other
teenagers (87%), for some of them the most important thing was to get to know
new culture (25%) and for 12% it was important to taste new dishes.
Most of the
students (76%) saw the stay in Greece as a very satisfying experience, only 7%
of the students think it was stressful at the beginning but they were content
to be there. Three students did not like the stay in Greece but they were glad
they could come.
Most of the
students are going to keep in touch with their new friends (82%), 20% are not
sure about it. Any student is not interested in keeping in touch with new
friends.
The
students like sightseeing Greece most (79%) and less than a half (43%) like
team work most, 7% of students like sports activities and other things for
example meeting new people who are like them (17%).
A large
majority of the students (69 % ) think they have improved their English, but
28% students don’t think so.
Many
students have added comments:
- it was great and thanks for giving the opportunity to improve our English, to socialize and make new friends,
- Greece is very beautiful,
- Comenius is a great experience, we had a chance to meet a lot of wonderful people and travel to another place,
- The students would like to keep in touch with new friends and promise to try to talk to them on facebook,
- The Greek people are very funny and they can speak English very well,
- Thank you for this experience, we will remember it for a long time,
- The students from other country won’t easily talk to Finns because they already knew each other but it has been very fun time,
- The students had a lot of fun,
- Lovely trip, thank you,
- The student enjoyed his visit in Greece
- The student is grateful to take part in Comenius project. It was one of the best experience in her/his life. She/he already misses everyone and She/he wants to come back to Greece,
- Water in Greece is great,
- The student will miss Greece and people, the student loves them so much and thanks Comenius for everything.
7th April 2014
Evaluation of the
questionnaire – students in Romania
Thirty six students who have
been in Bucharest filled in the questionnaire. Most of the students (69.44 %)
have had enough opportunity of speaking English with other people, 25% have had
the opportunity, but according to them not too much, two of the students were
too ashamed to speak with other people.
Students have found out a lot
of information. They have learnt about the culture (66.67%), they have tasted
the traditional dishes (61.11%). More than half of the students have learnt new
words in Romanian language (55.56%). Some of them (41.67%) have found out the
history of other countries. One third of the students have found out about the
monuments of other countries, have learnt about the educational system and the
traditions of other countries. About 20% have learnt about famous people
(22.22%) and found out something more (16.67%) during the meeting.
The most important thing for
the students during mobility was to make friends with other teenagers (91.67%),
for some of them the most important thing was to get to know a new culture
(36.11%) and for 11.11% it was important to taste new dishes.
Most of the students (83.33%)
found the stay in Romania a very satisfying experience, only 11.11% of the
students think it was stressful at the beginning but they were content to be
there. Two students did not like the stay in Romania but they were glad they
could come.
Most of the students are going
to keep in touch with their new friends (72.22%), 22.22% are not sure about it.
Only one student is not interested in keeping in touch with new friends.
The students liked sightseeing
Bucharest most (58.33%) and one in the third liked the sport activities, team –
work and other activities for example meeting boys.
Most of the students (94.44 %
) think they have improved their English. Only two students don’t think so.
Seven students have added
comments. They would like to repeat the visit and see their friends from other
countries again. Three students wrote that they had a great time in Romania and
they want to visit Romania again. One of the students is thankful to teachers
for the visit and new friends for friendship.
evaluated by Poland
15th January 2014
8th January 2014
3rd April 2014
Evaluation questionnaire for the mobilities
Choose the best answer/ answers
to each question.
- During
the mobility, have you had any opportunity of speaking English with other
people?a. yes, enough
b. yes, but not too much
c. no, I haven't had any opportunity
d. no because I was ashamed
- What
information about our partners' countries have you found out?a. the culture of other
countries
b. the history of other countries
c. the monuments of other countries
d. the traditional dishes of other countries
e. the traditions of other countries
f. the famous people
g. the educational system
h. new words in the Romanian language
i. others......
- What
things are important to you during the mobility? a. to make friends with
other teenagers
b. to get to know new countries
c. to taste new dishes
- The
stay in Romania turned out to be a. a very satisfying
experience
b. stressful at the beginning but I am content
c. I didn't like it but I am glad I could come
d. I am not satisfied at all
5. Are
you going to keep in touch with your new friends?
a. yes
b. no
c. I don't know
- What
did you like most?a. sports activities
b. team – work
c. sightseeing Bucharest
d. others
- Do
you think that you have improved your English?a. yes
b. no
- Any other comments? Would you like to add anything?
15th January 2014
We wanted to know what the members of our Comenius club think about this project. So we asked:
What do WE think about our Comenius club?
1. Have
you taken part in any of the Comenius events project so far?
2. Did
you take part in the preparation and organisation of events?
3. Do
you think such projects are useful?
4. Which skills and competences do
you think you can practise and apply during
all the activities?
5. Will communication with peers
from other countries break stereotypes and help you get rid of prejudice and
lack of confidence?
6. Will the future meetings make you
more tolerant to cultural diversity and other people`s
differences?
7. Do you want to travel to one of our partner countries?
8. Would you like to take part in a
Comenius meeting?
9. Do you think such projects are
worth doing?
10. Do you think young people should
know more about the EU and that they are the ones to make things happen, the
ones to change relationships and things in general for the better? Do you think
European values should be promoted by various means?
And here are the results:
Question
no.
|
Yes
no. of students
|
Yes
%
|
No
no. of students
|
No
%
|
1
|
3
|
12%
|
22
|
88%
|
2
|
3
|
12%
|
21
|
84%
|
3
|
24
|
96%
|
1
|
4%
|
4
|
x
|
x
|
||
5
|
25
|
100%
|
0
|
0%
|
6
|
23
|
92%
|
2
|
8%
|
7
|
20
|
80%
|
5
|
20%
|
8
|
21
|
84%
|
3
|
12%
|
9
|
19
|
76%
|
6
|
24%
|
10
|
21
|
84%
|
3
|
12%
|
No. 4:
- · self-reliance
- · team ability
- · get to know language and culture
- · better English skills
- · more information about EU
- · responsibility
- · creativity
- · trust
- · oorganise things
- · develop helpfulness
8th January 2014
Evaluation of our questionnaire
What do we know about EU?
Total number of people we asked in our town/ at
school: 50
Number of people between 10 - 20 years
|
41
|
Number of people between 21 - 40 years
|
5
|
Number of people between 42 - 70 years
|
4
|
Number
of males
|
23
|
Number
of females
|
27
|
question
|
number
of right
answers
|
number
of wrong answers
|
no.
1
|
19
|
31
|
no.
2
|
5
|
45
|
no.
3
|
18
|
32
|
no.
4
|
29
|
21
|
no.
5
|
24
|
26
|
no.
6
|
44
|
6
|
no.
7
|
46
|
4
|
no.
8
|
41
|
9
|
no.
9
|
31
|
19
|
no.
10
|
14
|
36
|
no.
11
|
15
|
35
|
no.
12
|
17
|
33
|
no.
13
|
31
|
19
|
no.
14
|
25
|
25
|
no.
15
|
10
|
40
|
Remarkable:
•
Mostly all of
the people knew question 7.
•
Nearly no one
knew question 2.
•
The oldest man
(78) knew nearly everything.
•
People thought
that the 12 stars in the flag are representing 12 countries.
*****
December 2013
Our polish partners developed a questionnaire concerning the knowledge about the EU.
What about YOU??? Can you answer all the questions? Have a try and see how much you know. You'll find the answers below the questions.
questionnaire
What do we know about EU?
1.
When
was the European Union created?
2.
From which
organisation does the European Union originate?
3.
Who
is considered to be ''the father'' of the European Union?
4.
Which
countries founded the European Union?
5.
How
many member states does the European Union have at present?
6.
Name
five countries of the European Union
7.
What
does the flag of the European Union look like?
8.
What
is the significance of the stars on the European Union flag?
9. How
many stars are there on the European Union flag?
10.
What
is the anthem of the European Union?
11.
In
which city/ cities is the seat of the European Parliament located?
12.
How
many members does he European Parliament have?
13.
When
do we celebrate the Day of Europe?
14. The
European Union received an important prize in 2012. What was it?
15.
In which important areas does the European Union give its support?
(name at least three)
Answers:
1. 1993
2. EGKS and EWG
3. Konrad Adenauer
4. Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxemburg
5. 28
6. (diff.)
7. blue with 12 yellow stars
8. Perfection, unity, completeness
9. 12
9th symphony of Ludwig van Beethoven "Joy, beautiful spark of the gods"
11. Strasbourg, France
12. 626
13. 9th May
14. Nobel Peace Prize
15. Support programs for the development of the agricultural area,
regional development in the EU Member States,
research and innovation
and others
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