Archive News:
Jan 2003 - Dec
2004
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Zeynab High school students presented
iEARN in their Annual School Exhibition |
Mar 17, 2004 |
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Farzanegan High school students presented
iEARN in their Annual School Exhibition
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Feb 04, 2003 |
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Iranian Teddy, Pooya enjoys his trip to Japan |
Dec 26, 2003 |
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The
3rd iEARN Iran workshop |
Dec 18, 2003 |
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Report
of the 2nd iEARN-Iran Seminar Azar 11th/ 1382,
2 December 2003 |
Dec 02, 2003 |
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The first introductory iEARN workshop |
Oct 09, 2003 |
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Mar 16, 2003 |
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Feb 08, 2003 |
Zeynab
school students
presented iEARN
in their Annual Exhibition
Zeynab school students presented
iEARN in their Annual Exhibition .
They demonstrated iEARN activities and projects especially My Dream
World project to their schoolmates, parents, students and teachers from
other schools and local official.
The workshop was evaluated by iEARN-Iran representative: practical,
fruitful and exciting. Congratulations to Azin Akbari and Farzaneh
Ghazi Sherbaf.
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Farzanegan High school students presented iEARN
in their Annual School Exhibition |
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iEARN-Iran Youth Group is organizing Iranian iEARN
students to “Connect youth and make a difference”
One of youth Management Group members, Ms. Sarabadani, says: Up to now,
these schools have joined us to communicate with their peers from all
over the world: Roshd (Boys and Girls) ,Farzanegan, Saba, Kherad ,
Zeynab
Hope there will be more!
Meet you :
iEARN-Iran
Youth Room
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Iranian
Teddy,
Pooya enjoys his trip to Japan
Iranian students exchanged their Teddy with
Japanese students in Awaji-apan. We have a report of Pooya's adventures
with his friends. Hope you enjoy! |
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The 3rd
iEARN Iran workshop
The 3rd iEARN Iran gathering was held during the 6th annual SchoolNet
Conference in Shohaday-e-karegar High School on December18, 2003.
Participants at this gathering were administrators, educators and
students from Tehran and some other cities like Broujerd, Rafsanjan,
Ahvaz, Zanjan, Yazd, Semnan, Shahrood, Babol, Isfahan and Kashan. |
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During this two hour workshop Ms. Shamsnia,
Ms.Shirazi and iEARN Iran coordinators provided the participants with
opportunity to understand the overall objects of iEARN, learn how to
register themselves and their students for iEARN Interactive Forums,
learn read and post messages on iEARN Interactive Forums and become
familiar with iEARN Iran expectations.
Then participants talked about their restrictions and experiences and
several experienced educators made suggestions on how to motivate the
students and integrate collaborative projects into the classrooms. |
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Participants from boy high schools discussed the
differences in boys’ interests and the university entrance exam
problems. This was followed in iEARN Iran youth session. The discussion
outcome pointed out that emphasizing on university degrees and not being
well equipped for future, the youth can’t lead a successful life.
Participating in projects such as iEARN empowers the youth to
communicate with students and peers from Iran and all over the world,
work collaboratively, gain skills, knowledge, and attitudes for future
and make their social and professional activities more successful.
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Report of the 2nd iEARN-Iran Seminar Azar 11th/ 1382
2 December 2003
1.
Introduction
The second iEARN-Iran seminar was held at Schoolnet main office in
Sharif University of Technology.
iEARN school coordinators from 16 high schools and middle schools
participated in this seminar:
1. SABA High School
2. GOLE YAS Technical High School
3. KHERAD High School
4. FADAK High School
5. METANAT Middle School
6. NEZAM MAFI-Hearing Impaired Technical High School
7. FARZANEGAN High Schools
8. FARZANEGAN Middle School
9. OMRAN Middle School
10. ALLAME HELLI High School
11. ROSHD Girls High School
12. ALZAHRA High School
13. ZEYNAB Middle School
14. SEPEHR MAREFAT High School
15. HEGAB High School (Brougerd)
16. Dr.HESSABI High School (Varamin) |
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Agenda
· Expectation of iEARN-Iran members
· A summary of “how to start a project”
· Submitting project reports
· Discussing issues concerning the projects |
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Concussion
One of the suggestions included establishing teams for cooperation
on projects. Those with more experience in implementing projects
volunteered to server as mentors and advisors to newly form eel teams
with members who have less experience. The teams are:
Team A: Ms.Shamsnia (Zeinab) - Ms.Farrokhi Pour (Gole yas)
Team B: Ms.Mokhtari (Omron) - Ms.Taffakori (Fadak)
Team C: Ms.Shirazi (Roshd) - Ms.Norouzi (Nezam Mafi)
We appreciated those who participated in this seminar and hope to see
all iEARN-Iran members in our future gatherings. |
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The first introductory iEARN workshop
The first introductory iEARN workshop was
held on October 9, 2003 at the SchoolNet office. Representatives from
the following schools attended this workshop: |
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Roshd Boys’ High School
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Hedayat
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Maktab AlAhrar
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Besat
- Gol
Yaas
- A
representative from Damavand schools
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Sepehr Marefat
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The workshop was conducted by a
group of volunteer teachers who have, in the past years, encouraged the
participation of their own students in iEARN projects: |
- Ms.
Shamsnia from Zeynab High School
- Ms.
Afshar from Kherad High School
- Ms.
Shirazi from Roshd High School
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Participants were introduced to
the goals, structure and process of membership and participation in the
International Education and Resource Network. As an exercise, it was
decided that each workshop participant would introduce him/herself and
explain any iEARN programs at his or her school on both the Persian
language iEARN forum and the English language “Teacher’s Lounge.”
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Students of Guru Nanak English High
School in Mumbai, India have sent their Teddy Bear to Zoha High School
in Tehran. "Aryan" is not alone in Iran. Our students Like him very
much and try to show Teddy all our customs and ceremonies, or nice
places.
Project Ghost is the first joint project organized
by the TehranYouth group, under supervision of iEARN-iRAN. The students
chose this subject after a few weeks of online communication. We will
have more on this, when the students get back to schools after Iranian
New Year holidays.
The most recent activity of iEARN-iRAN has been
the formation of the TehranYouth group which consists of 25 students
from 7 girls' schools in Tehran, including Farzanegan, Farzanegane
Zeynab, Zoha, Fatemeh, Roshd and Gole Yas. Unlike the other joint
projects which are coordinated by...
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