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Pupils half time evaluation

Survey of 50 pupils from Sauletekio progymnazium, Panevezys, in January 2019. Project on cross-cultural learning and teamwork. Explore students' experiences, favorite activities, and key learnings in English language development using innovative methods.

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Pupils half time evaluation

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  1. Pupils half time evaluation This survey of 50 pupils was conducted in January, 2019 by “Sauletekio” progymnazium, Panevezys

  2. Do you know what this project is about?

  3. List at minimum one key word. • people from other countries; • introduction; • news; • other languages; • game; • learning; • 6 countries;

  4. How many countries take part in this project?

  5. Did you take part in any activity of the project?

  6. List them

  7. Did you enjoy taking part in the activities?

  8. What were your favorite activities? All the activities the kids liked because different kids participated in different activities.

  9. Was there something you didn’t like about the project?

  10. Did you learn something new by taking part in the project? • Write a pattern using the cube method. • More responsible teamwork. • Using a Greek team game in the art gallery to describe the paintings, find a part in the whole. • Enhance English language skills during the video bridge with Hungary. • It is better to memorize the material of the taught subject using the method of Turkish relics.

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