Program Yourself in Logic

This is the last day of our meeting together. We started with the evaluation of the project, where the participants answered the question: “What did the project give me?” on pieces of paper. These cards were placed in a time capsule with the project logo. After taking a photo together, it was laminated and placed in a time capsule. The capsule was buried on the school grounds and a linden tree was planted next to it. The summing up ceremony was accompanied by a parade drill performed by the uniformed classes of our high school. After handing out the certificates, we danced the „Belgijka „on the school square and said goodbye.

We would like to thank everyone for participating in the project from our school as well as from partner schools: teachers and students for their commitment, work contribution and even the smallest brick added to the construction of this project.

Project coordinators: Magdalena Piotrowska, Magdalena Garncarczyk, Piotr Kowalczyk, Gergana Georgieva, Mihaela Stan.

Thank you 🙂

Gallery:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JbMoNiW8egPSxGfWoihXlKNvkWnG1UNv?usp=sharing

“Program yourself in logic” – Materials, link below

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/178K116cQxtsojxbQyfE8B2ZA3M1qBrLa?usp=sharing

The fourth day began with a visit to the scientific exhibitions in the newly opened Podkarpackie Science Center „Łukasiewicz” in Jasionka. Students could not only see but also touch science by conducting technical, mechanical, geographic, biological and medical experiments.

In the afternoon, there was a ceremonial summary of the project with the participation of the authorities of the Rymanów community, the school management, all teachers and students who contributed to the implementation of the project’s goals during the project. All countries presented the effects of joint activities and their culture.

The culmination of the day was a shared disco.

Gallery:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15C8yqiiGZP6D4FMO5cc8ZfJavUWd3djK?usp=sharing

We spent the third day of the project on a scientific trip. At the Youth Astronomical Observatory in Niepołomice we listened to a lecture about the Sun and star constellations. Then we could look at the Sun through telescopes. After visiting the royal castle in Niepołomice, we went to the oldest university in Poland – the Jagiellonian University. The university staff prepared especially for us a very interesting lecture and laboratory classes showing physics in medicine, mainly with the use of X-rays. After a short walk around Krakow’s market square we returned home.

Gallery:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sxFmMC3VO8dDPz8dvx9dz4oaV06rbnye?usp=sharing

On the second day they were supposed to set out with science subjects. In the beginning, he attended an international mathematical competition: “The square of knowledge or the cube of happiness.” The competition consisted of both an individual and a group part, and in both distinctions the winners were awarded. After the participants of the project presented the effects of 3 years of work on robots, which were presented to our school’s willing performances during the “Festival of Science and Techniques”. At the end of the day, they had the opportunity to participate in activities during which min. shooting at the shooting range and learning the secrets of martial arts.

Gallery:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Lf4ZLK64irwFd5fKcb6mxXi60Xwf6aZL?usp=sharing

For the second time we have the opportunity to host students from Bulgaria and Romania together with their guardians. We have a week of hard work ahead of us to achieve the main goals of the project. Today, after greeting and getting to know each other, the students went to robotics classes where they made keyring designs that will be printed on a 3D printer. During the workshop, they had to overcome the maze as quickly as possible using Lego EV3 robots. The group from Romania turned out to be unrivaled because using an ultrasonic sensor they managed to overcome the maze in a minute. Thanks to these workshops, they acquired knowledge of robot programming and control. In the afternoon, all groups went to the field in the vicinity of Kalwaria, where they participated in field geography classes using the Locus application. The result is a map with marked points that students had to find while working in the field using a compass and phones with the Locus map application.

Gallery:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/172xxYuL9TZHf1OtMj4Zy2xDBB3O7Tbi4?usp=sharing

Students of the Erasmus + project “Program yourself into logic” were tasked with a project on programming. During several meetings, the students assembled Totem Maker Mini Lab kits, then were tasked with a project that involved changing the color of a diode using three potentiometers. After assembling the kits and connecting them properly, the students realized the first project of the HSV color model created by the manufacturer using a single potentiometer. They then wrote program code to operate the three potentiometers, adjusting the RGB hue, and connected the pins accordingly. The result of the completed task can be observed in the video below.

Erasmus + resources from C3 Romania on link below.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AUu9g6J8evC-0n4cZdH9w94SNLE29E1D?usp=sharing