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Workshop 1: Hammerfest Cold FLTF teachers at the Meridian Monument The end of January far above the Arctic Circle is a tough time, also for the natives, who are used to darkness, snow and extremely low temperatures. Therefore, we think that our partners were really brave when they agreed to come to Hammerfest at exactly this time. The first workshop in Hammerfest became a bit more exciting than we had planned, with an (even for Northern Norwegian conditions) extreme weather, which made for some interesting travel plans and some very cold sightseeing experiences! Hard work Excursion to the North Cape Inside school, however, it was warm, so we were able to get started on our project. At first, we had a joint session, where our guests learned more about school, tradition, culture and everyday life in Hammerfest. We also had a session where we talked about the project and what we see as innovative and motivating teaching methods. After that, we divided into groups of English teac

With this video, the FLTF schools wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

FLTF: Mission Possible!   Kickoff! November 6 – 8, we met for the first time in Taranto, Italy. The venue of the meeting was IPS Cabrini, a secondary school in Taranto in the south of Italy. After three hectic and very nice days with hard work , getting to know each other, many interesting meetings with teachers and students at our host schools and a lot of excellent local food, we are happy to say that the project is now officially started. Our new slogan, Mission Possible, perfectly sums up our feelings after this meeting! This is going to be a very interesting journey! Thanks to teachers and students at IPS Cabrini for giving us an extremely interesting day in the audiovisual department. Below you can see some of the results:

Welcome to our blog! Foreign Language Teaching into the Future is an Erasmus+ project with schools from five different European countries; Bulgaria, Italy, Lithuania, Norway and Spain. Our main aim is to have a closer look at students’ motivation for learning foreign languages. Through a number of workshops, shared lesson plans using new technologies and exchanges, we hope to develop new and interesting lesson plans and methods that will be used in classrooms all over Europe. Knowing foreign languages will be an important skill for the future. It gives you more opportunities both in professional and personal life. We hope you will follow our blog! «A Different Language is a Different Version of Life» Federico Fellini Welcome to our blog!