1st LTT Mobility Romania 2022

Description of the activity

 Participating teachers will learn the basic knowledge and skills needed to successfully manage the Peer Mediation process, such as Peer Mediation Concept and Basic Principles, Communication Skills, Recognizing and Analyzing Problems, Empathy and Cultural Sensitivity, Student Support Services, Training and Continuous Development, Good Practice Examples and Experience Sharing, Safety and Confidentiality, Evaluation and Feedback, The first transnational mobility of our project, whose methodology consists of various methods such as plenary presentations, free and facilitated discussions, case studies and role-playing skits performed by students, filling out the questionnaire on peer bullying in schools, and feedback, and whose participants are the principals and teachers of the partner country schools and the teachers of our school, The first transnational mobility of our project was held in Onesti, Romania, between January 31 and February 4, 2022, hosted by Colegiul National Grigore Moisil Onesti and led by Prof. Virginia Brascu. Our participants visited our school principal and teachers and had an informative meeting with the project team about the project and the activity program. In this meeting, the preparation of the Mediation Implementation Program and Action Plan, which we will implement in partner schools, was started, and it was decided to complete the program and action plan until the last mobility to be held in Turkey. Peer mediation training will be included in the training program within the scope of social activities in schools in order to provide the competencies of learning and teaching the mediation method to other teachers in partner schools. It is also planned to train teachers locally with the same training and content upon the return of the 1st LTT in order to successfully sustain and integrate this training program into the schools´ training program. This will ensure better integration of the in-school training program so that teachers will be able to develop their mediation competencies more effectively.