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They were donated by the Ronald McDonald Foundation on Thursday. The donation will be used by parents who, watching over their child, spend weeks or even months in the hospital.

– Helping parents is the key, the idea of ​​our foundation. Being a foundation franchisee is not only a function, but also a task. We are entrepreneurs and good, sensitive neighbors. We try to be there when families need help, especially where the disease has appeared – he says Robert GrzybMcDonald’s Foundation Ambassador.

Mr. Łukasz Jankowski is in the hospital with his son Wiktor. The boy is a patient of the Department of Paediatrics, Lung Diseases and Rheumatology in USD. Father is very pleased with the new bed. She says that the comfort of staying with a child has changed a lot.

– A longer stay of small patients in the hospital is also a challenge for parents. When the older child was in the hospital, we did not have such good conditions – he recalls.

– We are a ward that hospitalizes children from 12 months of age, so most of our patients are small children. We treat children with chronic lung and rheumatological diseases. An important element of the child’s therapeutic process is undoubtedly the presence of the parent, and the conditions in which he is with him are very important – she says prof. dr. hab.n. Viotetta Opoka-Winiarska, MDhead of the Department of Lungs and Pediatric Rheumatology in USD.

On Thursday, eight beds were donated, and so far there have been 24 beds in total. Throughout Poland, the foundation has donated 972 beds in 49 hospitals.

It will be the 12th edition of the Lublin Season. Since last year, it has been a loyalty program. This year’s edition will last from May 1 to the end of October.

– It is true that the weather does not spoil us, but the May weekend has its own rules. This means that we expect a large group of residents and tourists who will want to explore our city. As part of this, you can combine business with pleasure and end your visit with one of the prizes provided you meet certain rules – says Beata Stepaniuk-Kuśmierzak, Deputy Mayor of Lublin.

Season Lublin – pass and prizes

Begin your participation in the program by visiting Tourist Inspiration Center at ul. Jezuicka 1-3where you can pick up a special pass. This is where you will be able to collect stickers using specific products or services from partners of the project. Prizes can be picked up at the same address. For 10 points we will receive a vacuum bottle with the “I love Lublin” logo. Conquerors 25 stickers they will be able to become owners of a powerbank.

– Last year’s formula proved to be so successful that this year practically every tourist attraction available in Lublin joined the programme. In this edition, we have 80 partners and 96 different activities scattered throughout the city, where you can collect points – emphasizes Marcin Kęćko, director of the Tourism Development Office of the Lublin City Hall.

This year’s offer is divided into seven main categories:

• “curator” (museums and monuments),
• “athlete” (sports and recreation),
• “a newcomer” (accommodation),
• “gourmet” (gastronomy),
• “walker” (guiding services),
• “collector” (souvenirs and publications),
• “spectator” (performances, concerts, performances, interactive shows, manual workshops).

Originally, the match between Huczwa and Tanwia was to take place on April 16, but due to the flooding of the pitch in Tyszowce, the match was canceled and postponed to April 26.

Both teams will approach Wednesday’s match in different moods. Tanew last weekend, in a very important match for the system in the lower regions of the table, defeated Korona Łaszczów 3:0 at home. Huczwa, on the other hand, saved the draw in the prestigious clash with Unia Hrubieszów on its territory by scoring a goal worth the weight of points in the 90th minute, from the penalty spot. The lucky draw cost Damian Ziółkowski and his colleagues dearly, because after this round Huczwa dropped off the podium to fifth place, although its loss to the second Unia is only five points.

– We wanted to win in Hrubieszów, but the meeting did not go our way – evaluates the last match with Unia Przemysław Sioma, Huczwa’s coach, who took over the team during the winter break. – We worked very hard in the preparation period and in control matches we presented ourselves well. As a result, we won the away match against Hetman Zamość for the inauguration of the rematch round. Unfortunately, after this match, the players probably believed too quickly that in the next matches they would win easily. And that doesn’t happen. It can be said that for some time we have rested on our laurels, and yet we all know perfectly well what skills we have at our disposal – convinces Huczwa’s coach.

With what attitude to the match will the players of coach Sioma approach the match? “We are playing at home, but we know how difficult the game is ahead of us. Tanew is currently fighting for relegation, but everyone knows that this is a team with great potential. After a failed autumn, they perform much better in the spring, so we are aware that a difficult task awaits us. However, we have to play with much more commitment than in previous clashes – announces Huczwa’s coach.

The start of the overdue match in Tyszowce is scheduled for 17.30.

This was discussed during another of the series of provincial debates as part of the nationwide project “School without assessments” organized by the “School without assessments” Foundation and the Lublin Self-Government Teacher Training Center in Lublin.

The aim of the debate and the entire project is to draw attention to the widespread use of digital assessment as a current assessment at school, which is not in line with the spirit and provisions of the educational law. The organizers will present the results of research and scientific literature, and will attempt to introduce legal order to internal school evaluation systems (checking the statutory provisions of schools, indicating elements that can be changed and adapted to applicable law).

– We want to show the anachronism of assessment, its negative impact on intrinsic motivation and the effectiveness of the learning process. We want to propose a new, although known for years, school formula, which, by means of feedback and built relationships, supports the development of students, and at the same time strengthens their internal motivation and effectively shapes competences that will build our society and its potential – say the organizers of the action and add: – The widespread use of current assessment in the form of digital assessment in Polish schools means that the attention of students, parents and teachers is focused on the assessment, the result and the exam. This is not conducive to taking students’ responsibility for their learning. Usually, the student takes part in the lessons, following the scheme: chapter – section – test – assessment.

After finishing lessons, he does his homework. Mostly, there is no time to develop their passions and interests, focusing on memorizing the content specified by the teachers of individual subjects and recreating them during too frequent forms of checking messages. At school, the student functions from test to test, collecting grades and calculating the average. Only knowledge “reproducers” can be educated in this way.

Such a student will not acquire the competences that will help him succeed in the future. A school organized in this way does not implement the educational objectives contained in the core curriculum, but focuses on the content described there for individual subjects. In our opinion, digital assessment is most often responsible for this, and the remedy is, in accordance with the provisions of the education law, providing feedback by teachers that will help in learning.

That is why the creators of the project strive for a school where a student, interested by the teacher, asks for additional literature and other sources of knowledge in order to explore the issues that interest him. A school where the student cooperates with others, building relationships and learning to cooperate.

The project will be summarized in June this year.

Anna Winkowska

• Matches: 8
• Minutes (average): 18:00
• Points (average): 3.5

The 22-year-old is an interesting player, but this season was spoiled by an injury. She had been treating the injury since November, before that she was an important point of the Lublin team. He has to work on the effectiveness of his throws, because 36 percent is not appropriate for a player operating mainly in the near-basket zone.

Tetiana Yurkevichus

• Matches: 23
• Minutes (average): 15:30
• Points (average): 2.8

The experienced Ukrainian started this season at VBW Arka Gdynia, but at the turn of November and December she moved to Lublin. If she was hoping for a bigger role in the team or more minutes, she was probably severely disappointed. Initially, she was given a lot of chances. In the play-off phase, however, her role was marginalized. In the final series, she only once ran on the dance floor for more than 10 minutes.

Michaella Nassisi

• Matches: 7
• Minutes (average): 06:01
• Points (average): 2

The 18-year-old is the future of Polski Cukier AZS UMCS Lublin. Krzysztof Szewczyk sent it into battle only 7 times. The longest, over 11 minutes, was played in the second semi-final match with PolskaStrefąInwetsycji Enea Gorzów Wielkopolski. That match, however, was settled very quickly, and the players from Lublin lost it as much as 58:83. She did best in the competition with MKS Pruszków, when she scored 5 points. However, this is not a great achievement, because the team from Mazowsze played with a composition consisting only of Polish women.

Emilia Kosla

• Matches: 7
• Minutes (average): 14:23
• Points (average): 2

It was supposed to be her third season in Lublin. In the previous two, the young basketball player gained experience and was an important figure of Polski Cukier AZS UMCS. These games turned out to be a big disappointment for her, because she couldn’t find herself in Krzysztof Szewczyk’s team. The result was a breakup that took place last fall. Kośla finished the season in TTT Riga, where she had very good statistics.

Martyna Goszczyńska

• Matches: 7
• Minutes (average): 05:59
• Points (average): 1.9

Someday, Polish basketball from this 19-year-old center may have a use. For now, however, Goszczyńska still has to take lessons. In the first league reserves she was doing very well, in the Energa Basket League she played tails. The exception was the December match against Polskie Przetwory KS Basket 25 Bydgoszcz. The rival, tormented by huge financial problems, was an opportunity for Krzysztof Szewczyk to release the Lublin youth on the dance floor. Goszczyńska took advantage of her chance, because she scored 7 points in 23 minutes.

Aleksandra Kuczynska

• Matches: 24
• Minutes (average): 09:19
• Points (average): 1.6

The 20-year-old has recorded a statistical regression compared to the previous season. What caused this is debatable. Kuczyńska was supposed to give Aleksandra Stanaćev a moment of rest. And she did quite well at that. However, she can afford to give a little more in attack. She showed it playing in the first league reserves.

Elsa Paulsson Glantz

• Matches: 5
• Minutes (average): 08:19
• Points (average): 1.4

She did not conquer the Energa Basket Women’s League. This is actually quite a mild term, because Paulsson Glantz turned out to be a complete transfer dud. In the colors of Polski Cukier, AZS UMCS played 5 times, but none of these performances were remembered by the fans. So it’s not surprising that she said goodbye without much regret. She finished the season in Italian Valdarno. The climate of the Apennine Peninsula is probably much more favorable to her, because in Serie A she received a lot of minutes, which she certainly did not waste.

Victoria Hare

• Matches: 6
• Minutes (average): 04:18
• Points (average): 0.7

The 18-year-old pursued her basketball passion mainly in the first league reserves. On the floors of the Energa Basket Women’s League this season she spent a total of nearly 26 minutes. Most of that time was spent on the match in Bydgoszcz. She also scored her only points there. Then she hit the rivals’ basket twice.

After a weaker match with KPR of the Kobierzyce Commune, where MKS FunFloor Lublin may have lost the silver medals of the Polish Championships, Piotr Dropek’s players had a good performance in Jarosław. The meeting in Podkarpacie was played at a fast pace, and in the first half the goals were pouring down like from a cornucopia. In 16 minutes, the players from Lublin were leading 12:9, and a moment later their advantage grew to 5 goals. Patrycja Noga was especially great in this part. The rotating Polish national team scored as many as 6 goals in the entire match.

After the change of sides, the pace of the match dropped significantly, and both teams were less likely to construct effective actions. Instead, there were a lot of two-minute exclusions, in which the Lubliners were especially brilliant. However, this did not prevent them from keeping a safe distance and winning 31:25. “The whole team contributed to this success. In the second half we were clearly exhausted, which meant that at some moments we lacked concentration – admitted Weronika Gawlik, who was recognized as the best player of MKS FunFloor.

Eurobud JKS Jaroslaw – MKS FunFloor Lublin 25:31 (14:21)

Eurobud: Kubisztal, Kukharchyk – Zimny ​​6, Smolinh 4, Bancilon 4, Nestsiaruk 3, Trawczyńska 2, Kozimur 1, Volovnyk 2, Gliwińska 1, Cod 1, Matuszczyk. Penalties: 6 min.

FunFloor: Gawlik, Sarnecka, Wdowiak – Noga 6, Masna 6, Szynkaruk 3, D. Więckowska 3, Pietras 3, Roszak 3, Rebicova 3, Tatar 2, Portasińska 1, M. Więckowska 1, Pastuszka. Penalties: 12 min.

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