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LeaCoMM LEARNING COMMUNITY MIGRATION AND MINORITIES: PLATFORM FOR TEACHERS AND TEACHER EDUCATORS 27-28 OCTOBER 2014, THESALONNIKI

PROJECT ADVISORY COUNCIL PAC Desmos NGO, Greece

PAC COMPOSITION IN GREECE • 12 members for the moment • Places: Katerini, Chalkida, Athens • In Chalkida Evgenia Maggou coordinates the PAC and in Athens/Pireus Foteini Reissi.

• In Katerini_Paralia Sofia Argyropoulou and Helen Pataridou

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PAC MEMBERS IN GREECE • In Katerini Sofia Argyropoulou with the contribution of the head master of the primary intercultural school in Paralia Katerinis Mrs Helen Pataridou coordinate the PAC who is very familiarized with the migration policies in Greece because of the situation in her school. She is also very informed about the aims of the LeaCoMM project.

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PAC MEMBERS IN GREECE • In Chalkida Evgenia Maggou, English teacher in the primary education, with PHD in the field of migration education, was informed via skype from Sofia Argyropoulou and in her turn she carries out the coordination of the local PAC that is consists from teachers.

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PAC MEMBERS IN GREECE • In Athens/Pireus, Foteini Reissi, school counselor in the primary and secondary education was face to face informed by Sofia Argyropoulou and in her turn she will carries out the coordination of the local PAC.

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• Paralia Katerinis (Central Macedonia) 16 September 2014 • The participants were the teachers of the school and the head master a well.

• The participants filled the personal participation sheets and were informed about the LeaCoMM project by Sofia Argyropoulou.

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PARTICIPANTS’ OBSERVATIONS, FINDINGS, COMMENTS AFTER THE 1ST PAC MEETING IN GREECE • The interest was big from all teachers but the main problem for the most of them is

that they don’t have the know how in New Technologies and despite the fact that they are very enthusiastic and willing to know and observe the whole procedure of the development of the LeaCoMM platform, they hesitate to discover new areas because they believe that it’s complicate to be connected in a virtual platform and their need

more technical assistance.

• A second problem is that the don’t speak good English. They hesitate to communicate virtually and they don’t know in wish level the platform could be useful for them.

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PARTICIPANTS’ COMMITMENT TO FURTHER WORK WITH PAC AFTER THE 1ST PAC MEETING IN GREECE •

We assured them that they will be the pioneers of this attempt and it will be a very good opportunity for

them to participate, to exchange material and point of views and to evaluate and contribute in the platform with their own experiences.

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Under our guidance they will create an account in the platform and try to follow the guidelines of

observation and participation. If necessary we will have a section about how to use the platform (technical support) •

They will upload supporting material for the platform in the following period

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The will evaluate the content and the structure of the platform

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Desmos will assure the repetition of the meetings and the dissemination project.

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1ST PAC MEETING IN GREECE – PARALIA-KATERINIS

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Conference: Some days before we informed the parents and the school community as

well about the project and his aims

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Results and impressions:

It’s really useful to have a complete contribution of the school community in the project. Their contribution and the implementation of the content of the platform will show in which extent the communication possibilities between colleagues with the same interests can be supported by interacting and exchanging materials and knowhow.

The first impressions were positive and encouraged us for the next steps.

Thank you Sofia Argyropoulou