EFEC Program, basic financial education workshops. Col·loqui Mirall Trencat by Mercè Rodoreda performed.
During these days of obligatory confinement for the benefit of all, from CreaNova we continue to offer our students the development of activities planned in their teaching-training process, making the most of the collaborative possibilities offered, in this case, by EFEC and CIA Mea Culpa.
EFEC PROGRAMME, BASIC FINANCIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOPS
This financial literacy and education programme is based on the recommendations of international organisations (OECD) with the aim of equipping citizens with better skills to manage their finances and consists of six workshops.
Last Sunday 1st April, the students of Plató (4th ESO) attended the virtual lecture-workshop "Administrant els teus diners", given by Jordi Palacín with the aim of familiarising us with the management of personal budgets.
This programme is promoted by the Department of the Vice-Presidency of Economy and Finance and the Department of Education of the Generalitat de Catalunya and the Tax Agency of Catalonia.
FUNCIÓ COL-LOQUI MIRALL TRENCAT BY MERCÈ RODOREDA
Last Thursday, April 3rd, the students of 2nd year Batxillerat participated together with 5 other high schools in the 'on-line' performance and, later, in the colloquium, of Mirall Trencat, being able to interact with the actors and actresses in a way that was much closer than in person. Not only the reading of Mercè Rodoreda's work but also the preparation of the questions by the spectators facilitated a fluid, pleasant and rich dialogue.
We were able to delve into the characters and the symbolism, discovering some secrets that helped us all to better understand the work, its meaning and its importance in Catalan literature.
We would like to highlight the willingness of all the participants given the circumstances we are going through. Both in the economics workshop and in the theatrical proposal the attendance and participation of our students was remarkable. Congratulations and keep up the good work!
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