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The document is a reflection form for students participating in an international collaboration between FMV Işık High School and Zaporiz'ka Gymnasium. It includes prompts for students to express their learning experiences, cultural insights, and personal growth resulting from the project. The form also encourages students to articulate their thoughts on themes explored in literature and their perspectives on world peace.

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Reflection

The document is a reflection form for students participating in an international collaboration between FMV Işık High School and Zaporiz'ka Gymnasium. It includes prompts for students to express their learning experiences, cultural insights, and personal growth resulting from the project. The form also encourages students to articulate their thoughts on themes explored in literature and their perspectives on world peace.

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Collaborative Project Reflection Form

FMV Işık High School (Istanbul) & Zaporiz'ka Gymnasium (Ukraine)

Name:
School:
Grade:

1. What is the most important thing you gained from this international collaboration?

2. What did you learn about the other culture that you did not know before?

3. How did hearing perspectives from students in another country change your thinking?

4. How did discussing The Giver and Maus change or deepen your understanding of freedom, memory,
conflict, or peace?

5. How did contributing your writing or artwork to the digital flip book make you feel?

6. In what way did this collaboration help you grow as a person?

7. After this experience, how do you now view the idea of world peace and your role in it?

8. If you had to describe this experience in three words, what would they be?

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