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martes, 29 de mayo de 2018

Evaluation




The objective of the questionnaire was to find out whether the Emotion Project was successful among the participants; especially we focused on the students and their parents. It means we wanted to know how they would evaluate the aims and the whole idea of the project.
The questionnaire was given to 21 students and their parents. The first part of the questionnaire was assigned to the students. It contained five questions.
1. How would you evaluate the Emotion Project?
2. What found you the most interesting in the Emotion Project?
3. What impact did the Emotion Project have on the emotional intelligence (EQ)?
4. Would you join another project with the similar content than Emotion Project?
5. If you answered yes in the question 4, why would you join it?  You can mark more than one point.
After the completing it, we found out that the students from Slovakia would like to be a part of another project like the Emotions Project, moreover, all of them (100% 21) evaluated the project as excellent. They would join the similar project for several reasons. Almost 50% (10 from 21 students) marked the answers respect the others, understanding of themselves and travelling. For some of them emotion rules were on the top list (3), the others would like to join the project for other reasons like foreign language (4), solving conflicts in non-violent way (1), fun and new friends (2). The answer other was not marked.
Some of the students found interesting the aim of the project (7), the possibilities to get to know new people, countries, and cultures preferred 7 students, communication in foreign language was the most interesting for 4 students, 3 students were mostly interested in emotional education. The question number 3 was completed differently. Most of the students agreed that they realized the importance of not only to understand their own behaviour, feelings and emotions but also emotions of their friends, family etc. 14 from 21 students noted the importance of empathy in the friendship (relationship in general). All of them agreed to be influenced by the Emotion Project in a development of the emotional intelligence. They realized many things, e. g. the need of communication, active listening to avoid conflict etc.
            The second part of the questionnaire was completed by the parents. The most of them evaluated the Emotion Project as very good (4) and excellent (17). The other answers were not chosen by anyone. 9 parents found the most interesting thing about the project the aim of the project, the others preferred communication in foreign language (7), the possibility to get to know new people, countries and cultures (3), emotional education (2). 100% parents would let their children to be a part of the similar project again, they were satisfied, moreover, they all had a good experience with the foreign student (100% - 21), the answer excellent has been chosen in the last question. They had different opinions about what was interesting from the project for them as parents. They appreciated the joy of their children (5), possibility of emotional education (5), communication in foreign language (7), and travelling (4). The answer change of his/her behaviour has not been chosen by anyone.
After the questionnaire, we can assume that the Emotion Project was successful among the students and also their parents in ZŠ Márie Medveckej. We claim that the aims of the project were accomplished. The Emotion Project team is satisfied with the results.

EVALUATION- QUESTIONNAIRE




EVALUATION- QUESTIONNAIRE – for Children
1.      How would you evaluate the Emotion Project?
·         Sufficient
·         Satisfactory
·         Good
·         Very good
·         Excellent
2.      What found you the most interesting in the Emotion Project?
·         The aim of the project
·         The possibilities to get to know new people, countries, cultures
·         Communication in foreign language
·         Emotional education
·         Other ………………………………………………………………..
3.      What impact did the Emotion Project have on the emotional intelligence (EQ)?
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
4.      Would you join another project with the similar content than Emotion Project?
·         Yes                
·         No
5.      If you answered yes in the question 4, why would you join it?  You can mark more than one point.
·         Emotion rules
·         Respect the others
·         Effective communication
·         Cooperation, working in groups
·         Empathy
·         Understanding of yourself and the others
·         Solving conflicts in non-violent way (through sport, dance, music …)
·         Foreign language
·         Travelling
·         Fun
·         New friends
·         Other …………………………………………………………………………


EVALUATION- QUESTIONNAIRE – for Parents
1.      How would you evaluate the Emotion Project?
·         Sufficient
·         Satisfactory
·         Good
·         Very good
·         Excellent
2.      What found you the most interesting in the Emotion Project?
·         The aim of the project
·         The possibilities to get to know new people, countries, cultures
·         Communication in foreign language
·         Emotional education
·         Other ………………………………………………………………..
3.      Would you join your child/ children to the similar project again?
·         Yes
·         No
If not, why…………………………………………………………….
4.      What was interesting from the project for you as parents?
·         Joy of my child
·         Change of his/her behaviour
·         Possibility of emotional education
·         Communication in foreign language
·         Travelling
5.      What experiences do you have with the foreign students as the host family?
·         Sufficient
·         Satisfactory
·         Good
·         Very good
·         Excellent

miércoles, 31 de mayo de 2017

HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY? THE MOOD METER EXPERIENCE or HOW WE DEAL WITH THE EMOTIONS IN SLOVAKIA



Why should we study the emotional aspect of the children in the classroom? The answer is easy. Imagine yourselves having the bad day and working, e.g. something terrible has happened before, maybe you had a headache or stomachache. An adult who works hard is able to adapt his own pace to actual feelings. But what about the child, the school and the emotions? Is there any possibility for student to express his/ her own actual feelings? Can the student adopt his/ her pace of work without being denied anything?
Emotional intelligence is an issue that is concerned not only in Slovakia but all around the world. Many teachers try to enhance effect and quality of emotional teaching process. Each class deals with the emotions in some different way. It depends not only on teachers but students, too. Why? Because everyone is different and we, as teachers need to find the way how to work with the emotions in a certain way to reach success. It is essential not to look at the student as robot but human being. The teachers should know the students as good as possible, that is why the certain mechanism of eliciting emotions must be known for all of them.
Individual teachers of our school have decided to measure the emotional aspect of the students when entering the classroom to prevent the teacher´s inadequate behaviour towards the student, and so trying to respect actual emotional state of the child and his current performance.

We would like to offer a few ideas of how to “measure” student´s emotions or feelings:
1.  1. Mood Meter
The smiles with different types of emotions are hanged on a string next to the door. When the student enters the classroom, he/ she clips on the peg with his/ her name to the emotion that mirrors his/ her feelings.
 







 






















Transnational Project Meeting Tvrdošín (Slovakia) 24th – 28th April 2017




 



Transnational Project Meeting
Tvrdošín (Slovakia)
 24th – 28th April 2017
Erasmus+ MOBILITY AGREEMENT FOR SCHOOL STAFF and QUALITY COMMITMENT for School Education
 

Detailed programme of the mobility period:       
Monday, 24th April
9:00     Arrival at school
Welcoming Ceremony Students (with the help of our teachers) have prepared a special welcoming ceremony. It will include a traditional dance and song. We will be pleased to        welcome visiting teachers with bread and salt (this tradition is rooted in Slovak folklore). 
Guided tour around the school
10:30   Visiting different places in Tvrdošín Visiting teachers have a chance to get to know Tvrdošín. Our teachers will accompany them to the Gallery of Mária Medvecká and the Art Gallery Schürger where they will have an opportunity to see paintings by Mária   Medvecká (famous painter from Tvrdošín), Schürger family works, and other interesting   ones.
12:00   Lunch in the restaurant
14:00   Visiting Gothic Church in Tvrdošín The Gothic Wooden Roman-Catholic All Saints  church is the pride of Tvrdošín, moreover, it is the oldest preserved building from the  second half of the 15th century (built without nails). It was also included in the List of       European cultural heritage.
Afternoon free