The last two weeks were extremely busy. It seems that i was destined to get to know lots of new people and part with them pretty soon. Both the trip to Berlin and the seminar in Vitosha left a feeling of nostalgia. Oh, i hate it, it's one of the worst feelings anyone can experience. But of course i'm meeting them all in September, then in December
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Well...to be honest i'm not completely sure what it deals with- for those who haven't attended the seminar it seems like absolute nonsense but in fact it is intended to gain popularity in the country. We are organising a seminar in March, which will be a big event, for sure- we are inviting the leading media, members of the government, other organisations. It is generally about discrimination and marginalisation in the school resources. We'll eventually learn to be more critical when reading or listening. We also invited editors of textbooks with the firm intention to teach them avoid those problems. We can end up changing the constitution, who knows.
Btw...do you have projects at your uni? Right now i only work with European countries so i'd love to be in coordination with people from Asia and Singapore in particular. Our countries don't know each other very well...it's a pity.
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I also started working on a project called MICC- Model International Criminal Court- we are simulating real trials in Poland at the end of the year. Some of these are pretty useless but i value the fact that i get to know lots of new people from various countries. You definitely have similar things in Singapore, right? The truth is that most of these projects started because of the coordination between teachers- their personal relationships, etc.
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