четвер, 22 листопада 2012 р.

A Day In The Life Of Ukraine 3 - Results!!!!


It’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for…

Yes! The new A Day In The Life Of Ukraine site is now officially open for your reading pleasure!
This was truly one of our best Day ever! And we just have to say thank you thank you thank you to all of our participants and supporters!

Not only were the numbers great (more on that soon), but the quality of the writing was downright incredible! Though we all wrote about the same date, our participants wrote in a variety of genres and styles—from haiku and poetry to essays and letters and journals—about a variety of days.  In the end, we were simply blown away by the creativity and unique innovations that came from even our youngest writers!

To say the least, our newest celebration of daily life in Ukraine was a huge success! We had a whopping 134 total submissions with 120 of them fitting the criteria—true story about being in Ukraine on November 1st - to make it onto our map (see the beautiful map above if you haven’t already). Lviv region topped all others with 35 total submissions, followed by Rivne with 28, and Zaporizhzhya with 17 (Rivne led all individual sites with 24 total submissions).

We can really get a wide angle snapshot of the country by reading through the submissions which came from as far as west as Sambir in Lviv region and stretched east all the way to Amvrosiivka in Donets’k region. If you want to, you can read about life in the north up in Sarny (Rivne region) or all the way down in Sevastopol’ in Crimea. But wherever you travel in your reading, we know that you’ll enjoy it!

Two students from Lviv High School of Management were among those who took part in the competition. Do you want to read their stories? Click on the links between their pictures. 

 









 

November 1 (by Olya Varholyk)



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пʼятниця, 19 жовтня 2012 р.

The Project "A Day in the Life of Ukraine 3"

For Students of Groups 11 and 21!!! 

Attention!!!!

Please, READ This!!!!

The Project

The concept of A Day in the Life of Ukraine is very simple.
On December 13, 2011, people who were in Ukraine wrote about their lives.
On May 5, 2012, they did it again!
On both occasions, these pieces of writing were shared, allowing people in Ukraine and abroad insight into the rich social landscape that makes up this country.

This fall, we will continue the project: November 1, 2012 will be the third ‘Day in the Life of Ukraine’.
It is our hope that this project will encourage greater understanding of what it means to live in Ukraine today, both among Ukrainians and among all those seeking a greater global understanding. Ukraine is a country full of differences, but the celebration of these differences also allows the opportunity for shared strength.

Get Involved!

If you are in Ukraine on November 1, 2012, you are invited to participate. Ukrainians, foreign citizens, children, adults… all are welcome!
  1. On November 1, 2012, write a piece that shares your experience of that day. The writing must be in Englishtrue, and your original work. However, this piece of writing may take any form– an essay, a poem, a letter, whatever.
  2. Submit your piece by November 8, 2012, following the SPECIFICS instructions below, to adayinthelifeofukraine@gmail.com.
  3. The best pieces will be published and shared, and authors will receive electronic certificates.
SPECIFICS:
A. Submit your typed work in the body of an email [copy and paste]. Please do not send scanned copies or separate files.
B. Before your piece of writing, please include the following information:
    REQUIRED:
  • Your full name [first and last]:
  • Your name, as you would like it to appear online (M. Krut OR Melissa K. OR Melissa Krut):
  • Your location [village/ town/ city AND oblast]:
    OPTIONAL [may appear online, unless you request otherwise]:
  • Your age:
  • Your occupation:
  • Where/how did you hear about this project?
  • Any comments you have about this project:
C. If you wish, you have the opportunity to include one photo as an attached file. This may be a picture of you, or of some other part of your daily life, but it must be a picture that you or a friend took– not a picture from the internet, for example. We’re not sure if we will be able to include all of these pictures online, but if so, we will try!
Teachers, invite your students to participate! Students, tell your teachers– and your parents! Share with your friends across the country!

For more information visit this site:  A Day in the Life of Ukraine 3