CREATION OF THE POLISH ERASMUS+ STUDENTS TEAM
RESULTS OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE 1
- The questionnaire was filled in by 50 students. The students were chosen at random.
Maximum number of points: 16.
70% of the students got less than 8 points.
30% of the students got more than 8 points.
Nobody got 16 points.
The best student got 13 points.
Conclusion:
Our students don't know about important events of their country history.
Suprisingly, they also had no idea about past culyural events.
- The questionnaire was filled in by 50 students. The students were chosen at random.
Maximum number of points: 16.
70% of the students got less than 8 points.
30% of the students got more than 8 points.
Nobody got 16 points.
The best student got 13 points.
Conclusion:
Our students don't know about important events of their country history.
Suprisingly, they also had no idea about past culyural events.
MEETING IN GREECE
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Timeline HISTORY OF EUROPE 1945-1968
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MEETING IN ROMANIA
MEETING IN SPAIN
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Polish Erasmus+ group in Warsaw Uprising Museum
16th march 2016
The Warsaw Rising Museum was opened on the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of fighting in Warsaw. The Museum is Warsaw residents’ tribute to those who fought and died for independent Poland and its free capital. It is located in a former tram power station, a 20th-century landmark of industrial architecture located by Przyokopowa and Grzybowska streets.
The heart of the Museum is a steel monument, passing through all the floors of the building. On its walls is engraved the Uprising's calendar of events, and the sound of a heartbeat which can be heard from inside symbolizes the life of Warsaw in 1944. A special attraction is the Museum tower, with a beautiful view of Warsaw and Freedom Park with the Memorial Wall, on which are engraved the names of more than 10,000 insurgents who died during battle. In the central part of the wall the ‘Monter’ bell is hung: weighing 230 kg, it is dedicated to General Antoni Chruściel.
Visitors ( including our students) can see the 3D movie ‘The City of Ruins’. It is the simulation of the Liberator plane flights over destroyed Warsaw in 1945.
Polish Erasmus+ group in Warsaw Uprising Museum
16th march 2016
The Warsaw Rising Museum was opened on the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of fighting in Warsaw. The Museum is Warsaw residents’ tribute to those who fought and died for independent Poland and its free capital. It is located in a former tram power station, a 20th-century landmark of industrial architecture located by Przyokopowa and Grzybowska streets.
The heart of the Museum is a steel monument, passing through all the floors of the building. On its walls is engraved the Uprising's calendar of events, and the sound of a heartbeat which can be heard from inside symbolizes the life of Warsaw in 1944. A special attraction is the Museum tower, with a beautiful view of Warsaw and Freedom Park with the Memorial Wall, on which are engraved the names of more than 10,000 insurgents who died during battle. In the central part of the wall the ‘Monter’ bell is hung: weighing 230 kg, it is dedicated to General Antoni Chruściel.
Visitors ( including our students) can see the 3D movie ‘The City of Ruins’. It is the simulation of the Liberator plane flights over destroyed Warsaw in 1945.
MEETING IN POLAND
PROJECT'S DISSEMINATION TROUGH PRESS
Questionnaire about the 2nd period 1968-1989
Questionnaire about the 3rd period 1989-2015
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