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AACTION
American Asian Collaboration Through Interaction On the Net
The purpose of this
project is to create bounds of friendship and cooperation between educational
communities of Asia and Latinamerica. The participating classes will
work together on different activities through which they will share
introductions, their local realities and geography, natural
resources, art and others.
Based on a game
called BONGOH, a thematic project available to schools on the iEARN
site since 1991. In this game, the members of each group will create
an island of an archipelago called AACTION, a country that keep the
typical features of the participants' own country, but trying to solve
some problems present in real life through the help of the other countries’
experience. Each one of the groups should describe its country, the
geography, natural resources, artistic expressions, economy, way of
life, etc., through the exchange activities such as the creation of
the first library of the island. Also, the groups should select some
typical or relevant characters of their countries that will be the ones
to manage their correspondent island and that establish relationship
with the governors or mangers of the other “new” countries
in the archipelago. Also, the groups will be able to solve the enigmas
of the animator character that will follow them during the whole project.
A complete guide will available to the coordinating teacher.
Facilitated
by:
Crescencio Orrego, Claudia Rodríguez, and Patricia Ochoa in
Argentina
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participants, join others in this project's interactive forum:
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offline newsreader (ie Outlook Express, Netscape Communicator,
etc) apc.iearn.aaction
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Ages:
All
Languages:
English. Participation in the native languages of participating groups
is welcome (Spanish, Japanese, Thai, Taiwanese, etc.) provided that
there is someone in the group who can translate and facilitate
communication with the other participants.
Dates:
Ongoing
Website:
http://www.edebedigital.com/proyectos/710/
Contact:
For more information about participating in this or other iEARN
projects, write to iearn@iearn.org.
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