The project Share Heritage and Realize Europe (S.H.A.R.E.) is an Erasmus + school partnership created to encourage greater awareness in schools about the knowledge and protection of the rich European cultural heritage in all its forms (material, immaterial, natural and digital heritage) following the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018 whose aim is to "The aim is to reach out to the widest possible audience, in particular children and young people, local communities and people who are rarely in touch with culture, to promote a common sense of ownership". During the mobility and in the appropriate cross-curricular initiatives prepared by the teachers will be created an electronic / online magazine and an app that allow to give information on the cultural heritage of the schools of the different areas taking part in the project (Sanremo, Bursa, Nailsea , Szydłowiec, Šiauliai). The project will see the creation of resources in digital form (text, images, videos, apps ...)
The project Share Heritage and Realize Europe (S.H.A.R.E.) is a multilateral partnership with mobility of students and teachers for cooperation for innovation and exchange of good practices, created to encourage greater awareness in schools about the knowledge and protection of the rich European cultural heritage in all its forms (material, immaterial, natural and digital heritage) following the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018. The partnership project was created by Liceo Cassini, and it is the result of the work of two language teachers with the collaboration of other colleagues. During the mobility and in the appropriate cross-curricular initiatives prepared by the teachers, the students have created an electronic / online magazine that allow to give information on the cultural heritage of the schools of the different areas taking part in the project (Sanremo, Bursa, Nailsea , Szydłowiec, Šiauliai). https://sites.google.com/cassinisanremo.net/erasmusplus-share/home The aim of the partnership is also to cooperate and share part of a common curriculum with other European schools. The most interesting part of this experience? Certainly the opportunity to travel and to meet the other students involved in the project. The main objectives of the project are: - To become closer to and more involved with the cultural heritage showing and disseminating information about the cultural heritage of the areas of the schools involved - Improvement of the students’ ICT skills - Use of foreign languages - Development/ improvement of the students’ abilities of “public speaking” - Intercultural dialogue between different countries - Develop a European dimension of the project through learning, teaching and training activities (LTTA) involving students and teachers mobilities