MOVING2HEALTH

"CONTEXT AND BACKGROUND In the World Health Organization Global Consultation (Health For The World's Adolescents -2014), adolescents considered the top health-compromising behaviours among their peers to be: unhealthy diets/ physical inactivity /alcohol and other substance use/ poor sleep habits. That's why this project deals with wellness, sport and eating habits related to teenagers caught in a time when they are trying to make sense of the rapid bodily changes that they are experiencing. Furthermore the percentage of teenagers who practice sport is notably decreasing as they are more attracted by computer games, virtual sporting practice and mobile addicts. Fewer than 1 in every 4 adolescents meets the recommended guidelines for physical activity - 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity daily (WHO -Adolescents: health risks and solutions - Fact sheet -Updated May 2016). Adolescents also require the knowledge and support to develop an healthy lifelong relationship with food to reinforce long-term health, as well as to develop a positive body image.OBJECTIVES:-to raise awareness about the importance of healthy living and physical activity-to improve students' quality of life and abilities at school -to give students information about potential risks related to some techniques and/or products to enhance physical performance -to develop students' perspective and reflection on learning in a global world through computer-supported collaborative learning platforms, intercultural communication, exchange and mobilitiesNUMBER AND PROFILE OF PARTICIPANTSFRANCEThe school is in Château-Thierry, between Reims and Paris with 750 students coming from neighbouring areas. Predominant subjects: Biology - Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics- Sciences and Technologies of Industry ,Sustainable development, energy and environment ITALYThe school is located in Potenza with 1120 students. It is focused on the relationship between scientific and humanistic knowledge, cultural tools to tackle any type of university studies and the challenges of the contemporary world ROMANIAColegiul Tehnic "" Lațcu Vodă "" Siret is an educational institution offering general secondary and vocational education in Siret, situated near the Ukraine border, with 1400 students and known as a traditional educational institutionPOLANDThe School is in Szczecin is located in the suburbs of this inhabitant – city. About 500 students aged 13 -19 attend profile oriented classes such as: journalism and theatre, psychological and medical, football and volleyball. DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIESFor each partner school group : -research and work on the main themes of the project -production of presentations, videos, etc.-share and compare results during meetings -meet with experts and associations related to the subject-create a Sports/Health Club -design of a common syllabus for a global education in sport and health to be implemented in each schoolMETHODOLOGYPair and group works, mixed pair and group works, research and analysis, statistics, use of ICT RESULTSKnowlegde of the importance of healthy lifestyles and physical activity to improve quality of life and abilities at school and in life. Reduce intolerance, stereotypes and fear of meeting strangers Improve English skills, acquire basic skills in other European languages To be active European citizensEstablish contacts in Europe (meeting people, associations and private and public institutions)Develop awareness and appreciation of the diversity of European cultures and languages Increase the motivation of pupils and teachers in cooperation and the exchange of good practices Use ICT-based data and techniques for lifelong learningIMPACTSImportance of European citizenship, with an focus on healthy eating habits and well-being. More interest in European exchange programmesInterest in linguistic diversity and innovative ICT tools LONGER TERM BENEFITS Critical reflection on the world and intervention for changeEnhanced school profile Stronger European dimension Improving the quality of education and training Strengthening synergies and links between the different organizationsBetter use of European reference tools and certificationsStrengthening cooperation between public institutionsMore integrated use of ICTsIncreased motivation for language learning required by education and the labour market Strengthening the interaction between practice, research and policy in each system"