UNIT 6

What are the three main characteristics of the Communities of Practice?

• The domain, the community and the practice.

• The domain, the level and the proficiency.

• The community, the framework and the practice.

Which are examples of the activities of a community of practice?

• visits, mapping knowledge, seeking experience

• sales, documentation projects, coordination and synergy

• reusing projects, buying assets, identifying gaps

Why do foreign languages have a prominent role in the European Erasmus+ project?

• They help develop the first acquisition skills within the programme

• They are the best skills for the international classroom as they focus on reading and speaking.

• They will help equip people better for the labour market and make the most of available opportunities.

When talking about Erasmus+ programmes, exploitation means …

• . benefit from the studies programmes for all European universities and language centres.

• maximising the potential of the programme as long as it is active.

• maximising the potential of the funded activities, so the results are used beyond the lifetime of the project.

Erasmus+ key actions are 1: mobility of individuals, 2: cooperation for …, and 3: support for policy reforms.

• . innovation and the exchange of good practices

• innovation and multilingualism at school

• innovation and practice of pronunciation in the FL

Dissemination means to spread widely.

• True

• False

Dissemination activities for a mobility project will …

• be the same as those for a partnership project.

• trigger different requirements than those for a partnership project.

• be included in the European Porfolio for Languages.

Erasmus+ will support transnational partnerships among Education, Training, …. institutions.

• Sport and Tourism.

• Youth and Sport.

• Youth and Services.

When should the Erasmus+ dissemination take place?

• at the beginning of the programme

• once the programme is finished

• during and after the programme

Within the Erasmus+ project, impact is the effect that the activities carried out will have…

• on the immediate participants and partners for years to come, also outside the project partnership.

• on organisations and systems that belong to the programme and have funded some of the activities.

• on the quality of the immediate project results.