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Libraries and International Education
Bansko, 6 – 8 August 2010
Over 7000
Over 3000 use the library
About 5000 attend
programs
Provide programs that take educational aims
Collaborate with institutions serving educational needs
Provide reference service, and support access to Internet resources
Improve the English language skills
Improve the English language skills
Educate love to readingEducate love to reading
Information literacy knowledge, skills and
techniques
Information literacy knowledge, skills and
techniques Stimulate creativity Stimulate creativity
Practice or expand knowledge and skills
gained at school
Practice or expand knowledge and skills
gained at school
Develop team working abilitiesDevelop team
working abilities
Learn about USA history, geography
and culture
Learn about USA history, geography
and culture
Provide opportunities for volunteer work
Provide opportunities for volunteer work
Knowledge, skills, and techniques related to computer and Internet use
Ethics of information use
Rational and precise use of information
The evaluation of information
President’s Day English Language and Drawing
Activities
Playing Halloween Games
Thanksgiving Crafts
2008 THEME AMERICAN INDIANS 2009 THEME SPACE
2010 THEME ANIMALSIncludes:Drawing
Reading aloudCreative WritingWatching Movies
Book Discussion Groups
English Language Conversation Groups
English Language for Kids
REALIZED IN COOPERATION WITH SECONDARY SCHOOLS
THEMES ARE CHOSEN FROM AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE
Students gain journalism skills and study about the famous Americans Martin Luter King Jr., Abraham Lincoln and The role of
Eugene Schuyler and Januarius MacGahan in Bulgarian history
Interviewing
Creative Writing
Skype with MacGahan’s Birth Place
Use the American corner recoursesPrepare a budgetWork in teams
Participants:Middle and high school students
Binding Rules
Tasks:Select a theme Prepare the projectPresent the project
To celebrate the 234th Anniversary of America,
the U.S. Embassy in Bulgaria and the American
Corner at the Sofia City Library held a poster contest for students with the theme
“BULGARIA AND THE U.S. – A NEW PARTNERSHIP.”
Bulgarian students competed
in two age groups: 10 to 13 years old,
and 14 to 16 years old.
Host speakers or trainers
Acquaint teachers and students with our resources and programs
PRESENTATIONS
EXAMS/TESTS
ORIENTATIONS
SHARING U.S. EXPERIENCES
Supports initiatives to enhance the quality of teaching and learning in Bulgarian schools
and universities as well as to strengthen
the public library system in Bulgaria.
GOALSTo identify Bulgarian undergraduate
students, andpromising environmental protection
professionalsand provide them with unique scholarship and leadership training in the United States.
GOALSTo identify Bulgarian undergraduate
students, andpromising environmental protection
professionalsand provide them with unique scholarship and leadership training in the United States.
International not-for-profit organization working to advance education, research, and mutual
understanding
Provides scholarships for high school students to spend up to one academic year in the U.S. lived with host families
YES ProgramYES Program
It was established in 2004 as an organization dedicated to facilitating academic research in Bulgaria for North American scholars and collaboration between scholars from North America and countries in Southeast Europe
training and collaborative opportunities in international agricultural economics,
agricultural research, leadership and policy
to Bulgarian researchers.
Each Fellow work one-on-one with a U.S. mentor who will coordinate the Fellow’s training and visit the Fellow's
home institution after completion of the training
The Program offers
It provides U.S.-based agricultural training
opportunities for senior and mid-level specialists and
administrators from public and private sectors who are concerned with agriculture
Administrator of The University of Michigan and The Hellenic American University Exams
Mutual activities: Organize common events during American Holidays Utilize our contacts to promote each other Be promoted by fliers and posters at the American Corner premises Meet the contacts of the American Embassy and the library Use the American Corner premises for presentations
Partnerships with Bulgarian
institutions in research,
exchange and teaching programs
Tour students from schools to the facilities of the American Corner Prepare mini projects in English in the framework of the library collections and the exams Organize training seminars at the library Organize exams at the library
“Public libraries should supportnot only the regular education
but also the individual’s self education at all levels’’
‘The Public Library Manifesto’ 1994
Kameliya Koneva and Diana VelkovaE-mail: [email protected]