iEARN-Moldova Teacher wins 3rd Place at the
Annual MY HERO International Film Festival
AICE would like to congratulate our iEARN master teacher Olesea Jechiu and her wonderful students for an inspiring performance - 3rd place in the 12th Annual MY HERO International Film Festival. Olesea's video title speaks for itself: My Students-My Little Heroes.
Olesea, we are very happy to see Moldova among winning countries. We are very proud of your team! MY HERO, an iEARN project, provides millions of people of all ages with stories of hope and inspiration. The festival is part of the MY HERO project, and is an event dedicated to sharing stories of heroes from all parts of the world. MY HERO's award winning web site hosts the world's largest archive of hero themed stories, music, art and short films.
Olesea, we are very happy to see Moldova among winning countries. We are very proud of your team! MY HERO, an iEARN project, provides millions of people of all ages with stories of hope and inspiration. The festival is part of the MY HERO project, and is an event dedicated to sharing stories of heroes from all parts of the world. MY HERO's award winning web site hosts the world's largest archive of hero themed stories, music, art and short films.
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iEARN-Moldova team wins grant from US Embassy
In August 2016 iEARN-Moldova in collaboration with American Councils Moldova recruited 35 teachers eager to learn the secrets of digital storytelling as part of the "EFL Youth Voices" Project implemented with the financial support of US Embassy to Moldova. iEARN-Master teachers Daniela Munca-Aftenev, Corina Ceban and iEARN-Moldova Country Coordinator Olga Morozan, put together the proposal which won the 2016 ECA/A/L Innovation Fund grant meant to support creative, non-traditional, cutting edge, sustainable English language programs. Our project was one of the 11 international winners from Laos, India, Peru, Russia, Uzbekistan, Nepal, Ukraine and Tajikistan. The launching event, organised on August 20, was attended by Joseph Tordella, Public Affairs Officer at U.S. Embassy in Chisinau.
Our students' creativity is recognized worldwide
Two video projects created by iEARN-Moldova students from Leova and Drochia were selected among winners of the International iEARN Virtual Media Festival
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I was glad to learn that the film I created was preliminarily selected by the review panel for screening during the iEARN Virtual Media Festival. I have created this film in several weeks, because it was a lot of work. At the beginning I had to decide who would be my hero. Then I interviewed Mrs. Maria from whom I learned many wonderful things about her life. Then after a hard work the video appeared. I must say that with Mrs. Rata’s help it was much easier, with her advice, corrections, everything was more effective. When Mrs. Rata informed us about this project, showing us many videos with people from other countries who were heroes for someone, in that moment I felt inspired. I understood that in my country, in my village there are many personalities who serve as an example to other people. Then I decided to show to the world my hero! Thanks to iEARN I learned that the world is much bigger than it seemed to us, and I saw what was behind the horizon. We should make acquaintance with the world, with more people. Due to iEARN projects I met many students from other countries like USA, Taiwan, Georgia, I learned more about the culture of these countries. I was very interested to work on these projects, because I gained more experience, I advanced my level of English language and I made many friends. Thanks iEARN! |
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Liudmila Melnic, iEARN student from Drochia, "The old Vet" Media Project
We teach the World about Moldova
Some of the best ”international” moments of our iEngage Project from 2016 - iEARN students from The Affiliated Senior High School of National Taiwan University (HSNU) learn about Moldovan culture from iEARN-Moldova students from B.P. Hasdeu High School, Drochia
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iEARN-Moldova students receive teaching materials from
North Carolina
On behalf of all Moldovan educators and students actively involved in theiEngage (Moldova, Ukraine, Georgia, Belarus Teacher Network) International Project, coordinated by “Academy for Innovation and Change through Education” NGO, we would like to express our gratitude to Secretary of State Elaine Marshall and Lora Sinigur from North Carolina - Moldova Partnership for the generous donation of educational materials for English language instruction.
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We hosted iEARN experts from Ukraine, Belarus and Georgia
On July 7, 2015, iEARN Moldova hosted the "iEngage International Conference" event. 12 iEARN master teachers from Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia and Ukraine shared from their success stories with iEARN Moldova educators.
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