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DISSEMINATION AND THE USE OF RESULTS

How will you disseminate and use the results, experiences and, where applicable, products of the partnership? - in the participating organisations? - in the local communities? - in the wider lifelong learning community?

The dissemination will be achieved at a national level to the schools we are already in partnership with other projects, to the institutions which are in charge of long-lasting development and education and to the authorities in this field. Parents will be informed about the programme BETTER LANGUAGE - BETTER LEARNING activities through leaflets, posters, articles in school magazines or web sites, homework suggestions, parent meetings and Open Days. Displays of children’s work will be presented in public places: public libraries, town/village halls, culture centres, churches, and supermarkets. The members of the group project will set up a website on the Internet and share their expertise during courses/meeting for other teachers. At an international level, we will disseminate the results of the project to European schools through the e-Twinning network, presenting periodically the results obtained at the end of each stage. A DAY TOGETHER IN EUROPE, organized in each school, will be an international event to promote the European Union and the lifelong learning approach. Local media will be welcomed to record and promote this day and our project. We also plan to inform the European institutions and authorities involved with the professional development of teachers. For example, in Germany the supporting teacher training university will organise a special open lecture on improving reading skills for partner schools and its students and local people. In Hungary a pre-school will be visited and during the meeting our work will be presented to local pre-school teachers. The instruments through which we will share information about the project will be: leaflets, CDs, brochures in the language of the project (English) and in the languages spoken in the partner schools, and the Wiki. The conference will be the final method of sharing where our joint book and the final joint report on the teaching strategies concerning children combating problems at school and barriers to learning will be presented. Apart from the schools involved in the project, in this conference we will also include other schools or European institutions interested in the results of the project. The Wiki we created and a website will be open to the wider lifelong learning community. Each working stage and project visit will culminate with an article in the local and national newspapers or in the magazines from the participating countries.