> What is iTHINK School Collaboration Project?
iTHINK is a project which aims to connect students from all around the world and let them know more about each other, learn about other ideas, beliefs, cultures and traditions, and generally make new FRIENDSHIPS worldwide with their peers.

> Who can participate? 
Students from all over the world can take part in this project. It's free and open to all!

> What is the program?

The project includes 7 stages. Each stage will take some 2 weeks to finish successfully. In each stage the students are given a subject to write about. Students should post their responses in the iTHINK School Collaboration forum in iEARN Web site. Meanwhile, they should read other students' postings and ask them some questions. > How can I enroll in the program? To enroll for this project with your students or should you have any question, feel free to email Mostafa Nejati at:  Mostafa.Nejati@Gmail.com   > When does this project begin? As iTHINK School Collaboration Project is run by MAMEA Group, you can apply anytime. We will then assign you to the best collaboration group that is ready to start the project.   > Is there any sample template for different stages of iTHINK SC Project? This is a suggested program for the iTHINK School Collaboration first session. We are eagerly looking forward to hearing your comments on that. Stage 1) Introduction Introduce yourselves. Talk more about your family, you hobbies, and favorites. Stage 2) My country Describe your country. How much do you like it? If you had another chance to be born again, which country would you choose, and why? Stage 3) Friendship How many friends have you got? Do you usually make friends with boys or girls? Why? Whom do you call a real friend? How much do you trust your friends? Who is your best friend? Is it good to have foreign friend? Why? Do you think you can make new friends through this project? Stage 4) Mother/Father Whom can you tell more about your feelings and talk more freely? Your father or mother? Whom do you like more? Your father or your mother? Why? Do you believe that children can be friends with their parents? How? Are you friends with your parents? Stage 5) Love How do you define love? Have you ever fallen in love? When? How does love taste in your opinion? Whom will you rather choose as your future mate? Stage 6) War How do you think about war? Why do you think countries fight against each other? How can we avoid wars? Stage 7) Death Are you frightened of death? Do you believe in the other world? Do you believe in God? Why do you think we should die at all? What do you prefer? Being killed in an accident at the age of 90, or dieing naturally at the age of 50? If you knew that you are alive ONLY for one more day, what would you do?

>> Tip For Teachers: Teachers should notice that students are allowed to write as much as they like on each subject, but they are supposed to put the answer of the mentioned questions in their writings.