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As a participant of the Erasmus+ course “Intercultural Learning – making it work” I had a great opportunity to improve my intercultural knowledge and skills. This course was offered as part of the Erasmus+ program, which aims to promote student and staff mobility in the European education sector.
The course was aimed at lecturers and teachers from different countries who are interested in intercultural issues and want to improve their intercultural skills. During the course, we covered a variety of topics, including cultural comparisons, intercultural communication, conflict resolution in intercultural contexts, and intercultural skills development.
During the course, a lot of emphasis was placed on practical application and activities to provide a deep understanding of intercultural issues. In both individual and group activities we have had the opportunity to share our own experiences and perspectives and to learn from each other. The course offered the chance to establish valuable contacts with teachers and lecturers from other countries and to develop new approaches to teaching in our home countries.

Erasmus+ Report: Successful participation in the course “Intercultural Learning – making it work”

In the framework of the Erasmus+ program I had the opportunity to participate in the course “Intercultural Learning – making it successful” to participate. The course took place in an international group and was designed to enhance the intercultural competence of the participants.

The Corona pandemic is impacting all walks of life and age groups worldwide. Adolescents are particularly affected by the crisis, as many aspects of their lives are impacted by the pandemic. The question is whether the negative effects of the crisis will lead to serious problems for adolescents in the long term.

On the one hand, isolation due to social distancing can lead to mental health problems and loneliness. School closures, recreational activities, and contact restrictions can leave youth unable to meet their friends or engage in their regular activities during the crisis. This can have an impact on adolescents’ mental health and well-being.

Debate continues over the decades-old Soviet Army monument in a Berlin park. While some argue that it should be preserved as a memorial against fascism, there are also those who call for its dismantling.

Late last year, the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district council called for the monument to be dismantled. Some argued that it was out of date because it was installed after the collapse of the Soviet Union and was not an official memorial.

In recent years, home prices have increased significantly due to high demand in many countries, especially in major cities. As a result, home loan mortgages have also increased. However, banks have begun to review their lending parameters and become stricter in order to minimize their risks.

This trend manifests itself in the fact that banks are much more stringent in checking whether a loan to buy a property can actually be repaid. This means that borrowers being considered for a home loan must meet more criteria, such as a credit score and a reasonable debt-to-income ratio.

Apple’s new iOS 14 is eagerly awaited by many. It promises new features and improvements to make users’ lives easier. But as with any new software, there is also the risk of errors and bugs.

To minimize this risk, Apple is testing iOS 14 in a new way. The company has developed a new testing method that allows it to detect and fix bugs early on.

German auto brand Audi plans to expand production of its most successful model, the Audi e-tron, at its Brussels plant. The company’s announcement shows that it will expand the plant by 25% to meet the increasing demand of the electric car.

The Brussels plant is of great importance to Audi, as it is the center for the production of electric cars for the European market. The e-tron is the brand’s first all-electric SUV and has received a positive response from the market since its launch in 2019.