COMENIUS PROJECT: 3. FAMILY, SCHOOL, HOUSE FACILITIES

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Bilateral Comenius Project and Exchange between the Dutch of Charlemagne and the Basque of Urola Ikastola.


Family, Children, School, Housing...


Families past Religious marriage  Married at young age  5 to 10 children 


Families now 4 to 5 members  Less religious  Less people get married 


Life in the past Lived on farms or street  Farm => better life  Big families and farms 


HOUSING, HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES… ETXEAK, ETXETRESNAK…


ZER NOLAKO ETXEAK ZIREN? what WERE HOUSES LIKE? • AT FIRST, THEY Were wooden, LATER made of stone and brick. • No more than 2 or 3 floor high.


WAS THERE A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RICH AND POOR PEOPLE’S HOuSES?

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BIG DIFFERENCE. NOwADAyS PROmINENT LANDLORDS DON’T LIvE IN THE TOwER HOuSES OR PALACE THAT STILL can be found in town. Most of those people went to MadriD or other capitals because of business reasons or other career interests. Now, many of THOSE HOUSES BELONG TO THE TOWN COUNCIL, banks or other institutions.


ROOMS • The most important room was the kitchen.

• 4 rooms in each house.


HOuSE OWNERS • • • • •

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Wealthy people owned houses and also farms. Most working people lived in rented houses in town. Farmers often used to live in rented lands and farmhouses. Until quite recently most people have been able to buy their own hoses. The price of flats has usually been very expensive. At least two salaries in a family have been normally necessary to pay bank mortgages. The price of real estate has been dropping for the last year but it is still expensive and Banks do not give mortgages or loans so easily. An increasing number of families run the risk of eviction from their flats because CAN’T PAy bACK mORTgAgES TO bANKS. Nowadays not so many people live in rented houses but this may be probably the only solution for young couples and those who cannot afford to get a loan.


THE LIGHT • wax Candles and oil were used for lighting in the houses. • Electric power started to arrive about a century ago. • most houses started to have electrict light in the town and more slowly got to farms too. • In that time, street light was given by gas lamps. They produced light by burning oil.


WATER AT HOUSES •

They had running water at home only to drink and to cook.

To wash clothes, bedclothes or linen they used to go to an old laundry place.

Water from streams or underground well in the mountains was brought along pipes down to fountains in town.


BATHROOM AND TOILETS •

There were not bathrooms at home.

They used to wash in their room or kitchen with a washbasin.

There was no shower.

There was a hole as toilets.

Dirty water went to sinkholes beneath houses which were cleaned periodically or .

The sewage system poured waste water into the river.


School Rich people went to school  Religious schools  Girls stayed with nuns  Boys stayed with monks  Studied the basics 


School School between age of 3-16  Different kinds of school 




An illiterate can’t read and write.


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Approximately 250,000 people.


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They can read and write, but they also have problems.


The 13% of the population.

ILLITERACY NOWADAYS: 

It is common with people who are less educated.


It was very high.

In 1900, they started to go to school.


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They tried to cheat.


The book package.

August 2008.

Teaching methods.

Improvement .


No boys.

Catholic.

Decision.


Economic activities past Stockbreeding, agriculture and trade ď Ź Not much money ď Ź


Economic activities now All kinds of jobs  More money 


Are there any questions?


BY:

By Ainhoa : Agirrebeña Andueza

Leire Etxeberria Beristain

Itziar Varela Egiguren

Rik van der Schuren

Isabelle Cranen

Jolien Windmuller

Maialen Castaño Nuñez

Miriam Etxaniz Alberdi

Alaitz Alberdi Eizmendi

Hannah Ratuschny

Jessica Verjans

Mikel Gonzalez Arrue

Ane Letamendia Martin

Kimberly Wanders Sara Aranbarri Iriondo

Ids Niessen

Sammie Hinzen

Amaia Aizpuru Aldalur

Eider Iturralde Arotzena

Maite Arregi Joaristi

Sarai Tena Gómez

Lonneke Wetzelaer

Laura Naranjo Garcia

Giovanna Verspagen

Kim Aarts

Maite Olaizola Alberdi

Naira Arizmendi Ucin

Laurence Smits

Gadea Azkue Izagirre

Godelieve Ploumen

Kelly Bruijnseels

Darren Klasens

Ane Bereziartua Odriozola

Estibalitz Aranbarri Zinkunegi

Idoia Landa Reza

Minou Schreijen

Maren Alberdi Aizpuru

Robert v. Overveld

Goizane Mendizabal Arrieta

Katrin Jungheim

Monika Aizpitarte Garmendia

Andrea Mollering

Maite Lete Elorza

Robin Frankes

Yvette Tillmans

Maitane Diez Izagirre

Haizea Ribera Sorazu

Leonie Thomissen

Natascha Strolenberg

Irati Labaka Garmendia

Eider Etxaniz Corrales

Sebastiaan Ansara

Melissa Nielaba

Iñigo Larrañaga Egiguren Mick Zenden

Itziar Gurrutxaga Altuna Philippe Schyns Ane Etxeberria Aranguren Sandy Klooster Ane Arrizabalaga Andreu Wesley Hundscheid

Ane Uria Etxeberria

Beatriz Arizmendi Larrañaga

Jon Olaizola Alberdi Alejandro Erkens Ainhoa Aizpitarte Zabarte Ruben Mooldijk Ane Aguado Garate

Judith Egiguren Agirre Britt Creusen Britt Quaedflieg

Maria Odriozola Romarate

Demi Plummen

Marco van Belzen

Aizpea Etxeberria Arano

Jill Quaedflieg

Itxaso Astigarraga Etxabe

Mireia Arrizabalaga Olaizola

Marjolijn Smeets

Ianire Iriarte Villanueva

Veerle Schielen

Bas Wijsman

Sara Ibarzabal Arregi

Charelle Matzner

Melissa Dassen

Maider Soraluze Larrañaga

Demi Smits


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