1.
How did you find out about the Comenius project "Qui
non si fa la storia"?
From the teacher's meeting
From another teacher
From a written notice
Any other source
2.
How much do you think that the
project issues (universal suffrage, immigration / emigration,
terrorism) are in line with history teaching, if you consider
the latest events in the world?
Very much
Quite a lot
Slightly
Not at all
I don't know
3.
Do you think that a European
partners' discussion of contemporary historical issues may
help to create a European consciousness?
Yes, definitely
Yes, but not completely
It's almost meaningless
It's totally useless
4.
Have the new technologies (use
of PC, Internet, the official site of the project and the
partner's sites) in some way influenced your teaching?
Yes, definitely
Yes, partially
Almost nothing
Not at all
5.
According to your opinion, how
do your students feel about ICT?
Positively, they feel much more involved
Positively, but partially involved
Passively
Any other attitude
6.
Do you think that the use of
ICT may change the students' attitude to history?
Yes, definitely
Yes, but superficially
Practically no
Not at all
I have never used ICT
7.
According to your opinion, what
are the practical issues of integrating face-to-face teaching
with ICT?
Please select your home country (school):
Italy (IPSIA Carlo Cattaneo)
Italy (ISA Pomezia)
Romania (Mircea Vulcanescu)
Spain (IES Federico Mayor Zaragoza)
Portugal (Escola Profisssional Cortegaca)
Scotland (Stevenson College
Edinburgh)
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