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The fourth project meeting in Kardzhali, BULGARIA,

24 – 28. 03. 2014

A group made up of 8 students and 4 teachers from the school Daesti,Popesti , Valcea County, participated at the meeting from Kardzhali, Bulgaria, from 24-28.03.2014 .

The 4th meeting, and the final one is a part of the Comenius Multilateral partnership project "School of the future" together with the representatives of the other partner countries Poland, the Netherlands andGermany.

We were welcomed with bread and honey by the traditionally dressed students and we participated at a small show of welcome offered by the students of the Vocational Economic Highschool Aleko Konstantinov

Each country has presented the pptinvestigation chosen and showed during the meeting in Germany.

The Romanian team has investigated the following: "The teacher of the future" -How do students see the teacher in the future and what can he do to attract the students toward an efficient and long lasting learning. (Lifelong learning).

After the presentation we had a tour of the school and could see some lessons!

We have visited the city of Plovdiv, the second biggest in Bulgaria accompanied by a guide that tried to tell un the history of the bulgarian city and people.

We also visited some historical sites and an

orthodox monastery.

In the morning we met at school, and we took part in an interactive activity in which the bulgarianstudens have presented a popular dance from all the partner countries We all learnt some bulgarian dances, breaking the language barrier and strenghtenthe already formed friendships.

At noon we went to a touristic area of the Rodopi mountains, the reservoir of the river Arda!

We visited the stone city of Perperikon that is believed to be a sacred place!

In the evening we attended a farewell dinner, typical bulgarian, that ended with more dancing and ,of course, the Comenius cake!

We celebrated the project and the frienships that were made!

We met at school, said goodbye and decided to finish our project through e-mails!!