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University of Luxembourg

Staff week – 3rdApril 2019

Projet LCGR – Language Centres Greater Region

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LCGR project in four points

What: Creation of an online course in French and German declined in 6

versions (one per language center) + two retreats

To whom: Students of the Great Region’s universities motivated by an

exchange within the GR.

Why : To help them preparing their exchange linguistically and culturally

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LCGR project goals

Creation of a common tool for languages teaching (German and French) => an online course

- Promoting language learning through cross-border cooperation

- Improving language, intercultural and learning skills of students

- Enhancing digital integration in language teaching; developping new approaches to

teaching and learning; promoting personalised and flexible learning pathways.

- Boosting the employability of graduates by raising awareness of language skill

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LCGR project organisation

Human implication

 1 agency  2 partners  2 coordinators  6 universities

 1 referent per university

 16 language teachers

 9 students assistants

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LCGR Course

Online course Winter semester or Summer

semester

- 5 steps made up of 3 parts Activities in each part

 Individual work Tandem  Group work

Workshop n°1

 To deep the preparation work and anticipate the

mobility

Mobility

One semester

Workshop n°2

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LCGR course

Online part

5 steps Preparation before leaving

What to do once you’ve just arrived ?

Life on site

Studies Validation of

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LCGR Course

Online part

Steps and parts

Preparation before leaving

What to do once you’ve just arrived ? Life on site Studies Validation of studies 1- Linguistic preparation 2- Administrative procedures 3- Private procedures 1- Linguistic consolidation 2- Administrative procedures 3- Private procedures 1- Exams 2- Marking

3- Help for exams

1- The city

2- The student’s life 3- Food

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LCGR Course

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LCGR Course

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LCGR Course

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LCGR Course

The Tandem part

Month of tandem

 French/German tandem

 November

 Box « Month of tandem »

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LCGR Course

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LCGR Course

The Tandem part

Month of tandem

 French/German tandem

 November

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LCGR Course

The Tandem part

Month of tandem

 French/German tandem

 November

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LCGR Course

The workshops

 Workshop n°1 after the course, before mobility

 Two days seminar

 Getting together with all the participating exchange students

 Present what has been done previously online

 Continue developing students’ language & intercultural skills

 Workshop n°2 after the mobility => Two days seminar

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LCGR Course

The workshops

Workshop n°1 after the course, before mobility

 Schengen, 8th and 9th February

 Activities on perceptions

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LCGR Course

Feedback

 Workshop n°1:

Good to meet and discuss with new persons

Intecultural talks and cultural diversity Lego acitivity for its opportunity to have open discussions

Not enough informal moments

More clarity in the goals of the seminar  Online part:

Satisfied with the content New vocabulary

Happy with information

Good preparation for mobility

Some steps useless if exchange outside of the GR

Tandem activities a little bit repetitive => more academic content

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LCGR Course

Assessment

Different profiles of students:

- +/-20 students

- Students doing their exchange within the Great Region

- Students doing their exchange in an other city of France or Germany - Students doing their exchange one semester or more after the course

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- Erasmus students who wanted to follow the course of the university

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LCGR Course

For the future

 Developping a german version of Luxembourg pathway

 Opening the course to other cities of Belgium, France and Germany to develop more versions

 Creating a « country » version of the course: a version for France, Belgium and Germany at first

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LCGR Course

Today

Metacourse • Introduction • Tandem module Trier Saarbrücken Kaiserslauter

n Lorraine Liège Luxembourg

Questionnaire • Target language • Mother tongue(s)

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Pau conference

November 19

 Presentation of the course

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Thank you !

LCGR

http://www.uni-gr.eu/fr/etudiants/preparer-sa-mobilite

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbV8u2eS6iUdoy09uKcq18A

Eve Lejot : [email protected]

Leslie Molostoff : [email protected] To follow us:

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