Topic outline

  • Narrative Reports

  • 1st period report DUE SEPTEMBER 30, 2017-UPDATE FOR MIDTERM REPORT (at least THROUGH February 2018)

    Please review your material and UPDATE IT.  SOME OF YOU ARE LACKING INFORMATION.

    THANK YOU,

    Rhonda

  • How to upload a new report

    1. Click on "Narrative Reports" in the relevant section.

    2. Click on "Add a new entry" button.

    3. Choose your institution.

    4. Click on the submission box and choose a file or you can easily drag the file into the box.

    5. Click on "Save" button.


    • EXTERNAL MONITORING: Uploading of Syllabi

      In this section we will be uploading ALL of CURE's SYLLABI.    For FULL COURSES:  Please present the topics in ENGLISH that make up this course.  FOR EXISTING COURSES IN WHICH UNITS of CURE's core courses were integrated into, please present ALL of the topics of the course in English and COLOR in READ the CURE topics.

      Each HEI has their own folder.   PLEASE TITLE YOUR SYLLABI in the follow way:  Initial of the course and your HEI:

      1.  Global Challenges in the 21st Center:   (GC21)              Example of the name for a syllabus from Gordon College syllabus should be titled:  GC21GACE    , from  Ilia state U title of file should be named  GC21ISU.

      2. Civic Education for Sustainability (CES)                             Example of the name for a syllabus from  Givat Washington CESGWA,   from  Kutaisi University name of file should be named  CESKU.

      3. Promoting Active Citizenship (PAC)                                     Example for of the name for a syllabus from David Yellin PACDYC               from Tbilisi State U name of file should be named (PACTSU)

       4. Civic Education in Israel (CEI)

      5.  Civic Education in Georgia (CEG).

    • Midterm Report DRAFTS for feedback

      • April 11 SUBMITTED REPORT File

        The PDF file is the downloaded copy of the final midterm report that has been submitted.   Many topics of this midterm report refer to the table of achieved results (TAR) so for those of you who will be downloading and studying the report, I recommend you to also download the latest version of the table of achieved results.  We have requested the second tranche and hope that our midterm report will be processed efficiently.   Wishing all of us a good review!  I believe that the report is of high quality and reflects our achievements.  Let's hope that the Project Officer and other reviewers from Brussels agree.  We all have been working hard according to our work plan and Logical Frame Matrix in the application.   I feel confident that the report reflects what we have done and that we can be proud of accomplishing what we have to date as our program is complex, challenging and demanding---but I feel we are definitely "on track" (and the right track).  

      • Table of Achieved Results (TAR) APRIL 2 File

        THIS IS A FINAL DRAFT.  There are working packages that are pretty much final (WP1, WP2.0, WP 5) and others that need more work and restructuring (like WP 4 which is tomorrow's task!).  I consider this document as one of the KEY documents in the entire report and thus am making sure that all of the tangible results referred to in the TAR are available in the portal.  THUS as a result of this midterm report, the materials of our portal have been undergoing a quality check and several of you have been asked to work on specific tasks.    In any respect--here is the work that I have done to date on TAR.

    • EU report template and explanation Guide to midterm report

    • Training and mobility’s

      Training of partner country staff and students

      • Topic 8