Ancient Rome in Your Modern Town

Tuesday, 5 June 2012

Let's know each other: Students

All the students have a Roman Nickname to get to know Romans closer...


TURKISH STUDENTS
Yasin (vitus)
Arzu şakı (hileria)
Cemil hayıtlı(augustus)
Derya durmaz (bellona)
Emrecan erçin (octavius)
Gülseren arlı (julia)
Gülümser akay (lucia)
Hüseyin önder (septimus)
Kürşat güzey
Rasim can (orestes)
Tuğçe çakir
BULGARIAN STUDENTS

Po istoria maria petrova

Velmina georgieva (vibia)
Tsvetomir ginev (caesar)
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Hristo drosev (kristo)
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Diana valentinova kostadinova (dio)
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SPANISH STUDENTS

Spanish students
Two more Spanish students

ROMANIAN STUDENTS


Romanian students
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Activities and Outcomes of the Project

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      • Our Printed Booklet as a final outcome... (Printe...
      • The Final Report (Turkish Team)
      • The Story of Our Project by Mutlu HASPOLAT
      • Our project with Questions
      • Greek and Latin teacher MARTA PENA from SPAIN shar...
      • "How did the e-twinning project benefit to teach t...
      • Dissemination- 2012 Berlin Conference
      • Dissemination: Our Project is in SPANISH school ma...
      • A calendar as a final outcome of our Project (Prep...
      • Results for the FEEDBACK QUESTIONARRE
      • Results for the QUIZ
      • Post evaluation and feedback
      • The project QUIZ- What we learned?
      • Weekly Latin Language Workshop in Turkish School
      • Latin Language Notes (Prep.by Spanish Group)
      • Awarded Students
      • Ancient Theater Buildings (Turkish Team)
      • Ancient Roman Architecture
      • Ancient Roman Villas, Statues and Tombs
      • Ancient Roman Daily tools and Everyday Items
      • Ancient Roman Cuisine
      • Ancient Roman Gods, Music, Theater, Literature and...
      • Ancient Roman Settlements in the Participant Count...
      • TURKISH STUDENTS' TRIPS TO ANCIENT TOWNS
      • A Visit to the Ancient Roman Town SEGOBRIGA by SPA...
      • STUDENTS AT WORK
      • Our e-twinning Corners at School
      • Roman Architecture with Models (Prepared By Turkis...
      • Listen to the Spanish Students...
      • How we celebrated the new year
      • Dissemeination- December 2011 Antalya Conference
      • Awarded Students (Turkiye)
      • The teachers who managed the Project Activities
      • Turkish E Twinning School Team (teachers)
      • Dissemination- In the Local Media
      • School Presentations
      • Let's know each other: Students
      • Let's know the Participant Countries!
      • Our Schedule

About the Project

The " Ancient Rome in Your Modern Town " project is created to give young people the opportunity to learn history and culture of a great civilization. Romans managed to survive for hundreds of years in Europe and in the other parts of the world by producing new technology and equipments on several areas. Romans created new legislative bodies systems, using the magical word of "Republicanism", having the great art works, monuments or artifacts, tiles and buildings. The political and cultural history of Roman Empire is aimed to be taught to pupils in an enjoyable way through the concept of Rome in Your Town. This project aims to encourage students to produce new ideas, to develop new points of view about history and culture while making a historical research, to be aware of the historical and cultural richness of their landscape and country, to notice how important the monuments and ruins are in this modern age. The explorers/researchers are expected to acquire that to preserve the historical heritage means to preserve their future. During the project process, the students are aimed to take the shots from the right angles. It is also expected that the richness of Roman Culture and Civilization is brought back to life by the project participants.
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