Hi - thought I make use of the experts here for a few questions: Some of you I've met in Denmark and I like to say 'Hello' to all the dear people I've come to know there. They might remember me with the feathers in the hair.... The other's I hope to see in Goa ;-)
Here's the challenge (for me - my biggest os ever): 370 pupils and teachers in a room, trying to find topics for a project week to follow a month or so later (topic of the week is: "Living and working in diversity between profession and education worldwide" or similar, in German:'Leben und arbeiten in Vielfalt zwischen Beruf und Ausbildung weltweit') Questions: 1. How many session areas do we have to cater for: 20-25? 2. How many pin-boards do we need? 3. Does that fit into a gym at all (I'll only find out about the size this week when I check out the place) and there's a second gym next to it for session areas... I've been online a few hours to find material about it (thank you Koos for the smart room-size-calculator - how about row four and five?) and it would help a lot if you could give exact details on where to spot suggestions so that the search-time is less... please 4. Are there any written success-stories on schools who apply os 'sustainably', i.e. with all the teacher's being convinced about it more than once? 5. any hints on making it not too big a material battle? (we're only handing out a few comprehensive reports per class to start with) Thanks a lot for your suggestions already. I'll be travelling from Thursday to next Tuesday in case you wonder why I remain quiet... kind regards ~ Ilse ***************************************** ID-Grant - Creaethical Consulting - Seeschwalbentwiete 13 22119 Hamburg Tel. +49 40 7367 1328 email: ilse.deb...@t-online.de ***************************************** * * ========================================================== osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu ------------------------------ To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archives of osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu, Visit: http://listserv.boisestate.edu/archives/oslist.html
