'Dialogues Unfolded'

  It is not always easy to find an understanding between people. We all have different personalities and different ways of expressing ourselves. Dialogue is not about finding agreement. It is about being respectful towards each other and trying to find common ground, understanding each other’s views and finding ways of enriching our own perspectives. You can find more information about dialogue methodology in all aspects of everyday life in the outputs of the Erasmus+ Project " Dialogue In Adult Learning " (DIAL) and you can visit our dialogue blog page in EPALE, here .  And some interesting history facts regarding the origin of slogans like in this post image:  The phrase " Keep Calm and Carry On " originated from a motivational poster produced by the British government in 1939 during the beginning of World War II. The original poster was intended to boost public morale in the event of German invasion of Britain. While the poster was never widely displayed during ...

In a snap:  Aims and objectives:  to introduce the issue of dialogue as a basic skill in everyday settings through presentations and group discussions. The focused settings: workplaces, schools, volunteering, libraries and social media. Expected (learning) outcomes: Awareness  of the need for everyday dialogue and the essence of dialogue as a basic skill for adults.