Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 February 2019

Mardi Gras


Regulations of the Mardi Gras Costume Competition 2019

As you have access to this document you have registered to the costume competition as a jury member successfully. Congratulations!!! Thank you very much for this great honour you give us doing this presentation. By this the students get  the opportunity to exhibit some traditions in our country and region. Please join in right in time, because you will be able to act as a jury member only,  if  you  will have watched all costumes finally..
  1. As a jury member you have to vote twice: for the best costume itself (A- Voting) and for the presentation (B- Voting). The B- score counts more than the A- score because it is more difficult to present than to wear a certain costume.
  2. You will watch to a certain students at his/her presentation after he/she has introduced himself/herself.  The student will show his/her costume and has to act like what his/her costume represents. Example: If he/she is wearing an bear- costume, he/she  will act like a bear in front of the camera.
  3. If you attend with a group or a whole class, be aware about the fact that you have one voice only. So you have to discuss among your group about the score you want to give for a certain person.
  4. You get the chance to ask questions to the students if you would like to. Afterwards you have to give points for A and for B.
  5. You are allowed to give 10 points, 9 points, 8 points, 5 points, 3 points, 2 points or 1 point for A and for B. All points you type in into the spreadsheet will automatically been added and the B- score will be multiplicated by the factor 1,2. So it might occur that you type in a certain value but the total score will show you a decimal score.
  6. 1 point is the lowest, 10 points is the highest score! Don’t use decimals or fractions.
  7. Please fill in  your points in your row and in the column below of the student’s name. Please, avoid further written comments on the voting sheet!
  8. After you have typed in your points the next student will start her/his presentation.
  9. Students’ winner will be that person who will have the highest total score at the end of the session.

See you on Thursday, 28th February 2019.
Thank you very much!!!
Reinhard Marx
Realschule Sundern, Germany

















Friday, 18 January 2019

Parents' school meeting: Germany


Joining to parents' meeting online and presenting how to use web tools with students. Greet meeting between Germany and Hungary.
It was fantastic to see how the parents enjoyed the game...joined and played...first in the background...and slowly getting closer to the laptop:-))) 


We invited paents and kids from grade 4 from local Elementary schools. They will leave their school in August 2019 and then maybe attend our school. We want to inform them about some basic educational aspects at our school. That includes international collaborations. I want to connect the 4th graders with very low English language knowledge to kids and/or teachers/librarians from around the world just to say "Hello".
I need a line for 1 hour or more to be active when parents arrive at my classroom.






Monday, 17 December 2018

Christmas session Germany

Friday, 14th Dec. 2018, 11.00am GMT/UTC- 12.20pm GMT/UTC
Video Link will be sent by Hangout or Skype straight before
Katrin Minner, Reinhard Marx, Germany, Presenter
Catherine Mongis, Martinique, Presenter
Joe McNulty, U.S.A, Presenter
Alena Maskaeva, Russia
Gyöngyi Tóthné Bàn, Hungary
Emma Blanck, Sweden, presenter
Cliona Brennock , Ireland, Class of 22 students
Colette Cotton,  United Kingdom, Presenter