Dear students,

The  international IEARN Learning Circles project has begun. The students of the gymnasium will share knowledge about Ukraine and learn about the world together with schoolchildren from different countries.

The photo of our most active participants from 9 Grade on the threshold of the gymnasium is ready.)

The students will prepare videos for their peers during the first week.

You will continue  working with the teachers Ms N.Byzova, Ms T.Pikush and Ms T.Savchenko.

Using IT in projects is interesting, informative not only for students, but also for teachers .

Have a look how Ms T.Pikush easily confirms registration on the IEARN platform through a mobile phone (just on the way to her classroom).)

W love you, our students! Let's set off again together in an interesting journey. cooperating with schools of the world!

Best,

Your teachers

P.S. Here's a letter from IEARN team!

Dear Student,

Welcome to the iEARN Network!

We have created a new way for you to learn. We are going to help you work with students in different schools in other cities, states and countries. You will be able to communicate with these students, but not by talking on a telephone. You will be able to write messages on a computer and then the computer will send your messages to students in other classrooms.

You will be working with a team of classes called a "Learning Circle." At first, the students in the Learning Circle will not know what you look like or where you live. They may not know what your school is like or what you like to do. They will depend on your descriptions and your writing to learn more about you. You will be sharing information about yourselves, your school and your community as you get to know the other students in your Learning Circle.

Your class will be designing one Learning Circle project. Students in other classrooms will also be designing projects. You will work together as a team on all the projects. You may be asked to share your ideas, locate information, complete a survey, interview someone, do an experiment, or express your feelings. You and the students in these other classrooms in your Learning Circle will put your work together in a Learning Circle booklet to share with others.

The students in other places will be eager to receive a "hello" message from your class. Soon you will be busy on a Classroom Survey. It may seem strange at first, but you'll be amazed at how easy it is to make new friends on the iEARN Network.

We hope you will enjoy the excitement of meeting new people in distant places and in learning with them in your electronic classroom.

Have a great session,

The iEARN Team