Visibility of eTwinning Projects Group July 2026 Newsletter
and informed use of technology and online resources.
In the spirit of protecting nature, our shared home, all project partners organized thematic activities to celebrate World Water Day. The three participating schools from Galați carried out the activity " The Danube Feels " in partnership with the Educational Visions Association. which participants explored the dangers of pollution, the importance of water in everyday life, and simple ways in which each individual can contribute to water conservation. Students demonstrated a strong understanding of our collective responsibility toward natural resources and proposed creative ideas to inspire the wider community to use water more responsibly.
A third example of good practice was the activity entitled " The Cry of the Silent and Object Empathy." Each partner school created an artificial intelligence-generated video that gave a voice to elements of nature affected by human activity. The integration of emerging technologies into classroom practice supports students ' digital competence while promoting the responsible and creative use of digital media.
The objectives of the event were to raise awareness of the essential role of water in maintaining ecological balance, to encourage responsible attitudes towards water conservation and sustainable consumption, and to foster students ' creativity and civic engagement.
The informal discussions were followed by a reflection and creative workshop, during
Through a role-playing approach, participants imagined themselves as trees, flowers, insects, and other living elements threatened by urbanization and environmental degradation. The individual productions were combined into a powerful collaborative film that became our collective manifesto against indifference toward nature.
The eTwinning project " From Empathy to Impact: Designing with Conscience " has now come to an end, leaving us with the satisfaction of having implemented an educational initiative truly aligned with the needs of today ' s world. Students remained at the heart of every activity, participating creatively, thoughtfully, and responsibly in each stage of the project.
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