USEFUL INFORMATION

If you have decided to participate in our Erasmus + project "Human History Communication and Reflection" and you are working hard on creating your own material, here you have a few tips and useful information to help you dealing with ICT: 

First of all, you should choose the topic among the different possibilities. Do you remember them?

-Bullying

-Gender discrimination

-The promotion of sport practice among young girls.

-Knowledge of our cultural heritage as wealth, creation of employment and economic growth

-Literature and Territory: the creation of a Literary Atlas.

Then, you should decide the best option to present the result of your work. It is important that the way you present your material enhances it and makes it attractive so, do not hesitate, ask a teacher if you need some advice.

Anyway, whether it is a document or a visual product, you must deal with a computer. There are many online applications and software that can help you and will make your work easier so, here it comes the help we are glad to offer to you:

DOCUMENTS: leaflet, workbooks, Infographics, poster …

If your material is one of these types you can use the classical software as OpenOffice or Word. We also recommend you to use Drive-Google document (google docs). This way you are going to be able to access your work anywhere and update and revise it when needed. You only need to have a google account.

But here you have some more online tools to help you make your material more attractive. They are easy and ready to use (and you can access with your google user):

Canva
Piktochart
Visme
Padlet
goconqr

VIDEOS, PRESENTATION SOFTWARE

Genially
Emaze
Prezi
Powtoon

BLOG, WEB PAGES

Blogger
Wordpress
New Google sites

IMAGES, PICTURES

In this work you have to be very careful about copyright, so you should download and add free pics or your own photos to your materials:

Free photos to download:
Pixabay
Freepik
Icons and free drawings to download:
Openclipart

LOGO

Don’t forget to add the Erasmus+ logo to your material

Erasmus +

And the school logo

Norba

A SHORT STORY: "THE BULLY"

"THE BULLY" BY ROGER D. KISER

Click HERE to read the short story "The Bully"
by Roger D. Kiser.


NOW WATCH THE STORY

ARE YOU A BULLY?

Probably your answer is "NO, OF COURSE I'M NOT A BULLY." But bullying includes common actions such as making threats, taunting, spreading rumors, attacking someone physically or verbally, and excluding someone from a group on purpose. Check the list of actions below and be sure you are not a bully. 

First, have a look at these photos and identify some common types of bullying: 

TYPES OF BULLYING 

There are three types of bullying:

• Verbal bullying is saying or writing mean things. Verbal bullying includes:
  • Teasing
  • Name-calling
  • Inappropriate sexual comments
  • Taunting
  • Threatening to cause harm
• Social bullying, sometimes referred to as relational bullying, involves hurting someone’s reputation or relationships. Social bullying includes:
  • Leaving someone out on purpose
  • Telling other children not to be friends with someone
  • Spreading rumors about someone
  • Embarrassing someone in public
• Physical bullying involves hurting a person’s body or possessions. Physical bullying includes:
• Hitting/kicking/pinching
• Spitting
• Tripping/pushing
• Taking or breaking someone’s things
• Making mean or rude hand gestures

PROMOTING GIRLS' PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS

Follow this link to find plenty of inspirational stories about women and sport. THIS GIRL CAN

And don't miss these two videos:

THIS GIRL CAN

LIKE A GIRL