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		<title><![CDATA[iTeach: Blog Livia Marilena Gherghel]]></title>
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	  <pubDate>Mon, 15 Dec 2025 21:49:02 +0200</pubDate>
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	  <title><![CDATA[Proiect eTwinning ”We Produce with Hands, We Grow with Culture”]]></title>
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	We Produce with Hands, We Grow with Culture<br />
	Generally, values ensure the unity and solidarity of society and help individuals live and integrate as one.</p>
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	Our handicrafts are also one of our cultural assets. Every country has its own traditional handicrafts.</p>
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	These include paper art, amigurumi, marbling, rug weaving, jewelry making, knitting, and small-scale clothing sewing.</p>
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	Through these regional handicrafts, students will learn about the cultural values of both their own and other countries, develop their manual skills, and experience the joy of creating and sharing.</p>
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	The project will last five months. Students will use Web 2.0 to create engaging content and cultivate their cultural heritage.</p>
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	  	  <dc:creator>Livia Marilena Gherghel</dc:creator>
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