Teaching With Europeana
The Earth’s climate has been changing for millennia. However, since exact measurements were introduced, it has become obvious that the changes are alarmingly drastic and that people have to take seriously the dire warnings. This learning scenario has been made in order to raise students’ awareness of the problem of …
Title: Using Arts to reconstruct a volcanic eruption – implementation Topic: Volcanoes – Earthquakes Author: Angeliki Kougiourouki The learning scenario implemented What is a volcanic eruption and how is it produced? What are the lithosphere plates and how important is their Convergence or Deviation? How can we protect ourselves during …
This cross-curricular learning scenario by Ayrton Curmi links Social Studies to Culture, Mathematics, Language, Art and Physical Education. Traditions are a fundamental …
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Dinosaurs are the largest animals that lived on Earth, millions of years ago. Although they have completely lost about 60 million years …
The learning scenario “Who are you?”- a pen pal from the past was created by Jean-Christophe Jost from France and implemented by …
This lesson focuses on reading and retelling real-life stories of soldiers and other ordinary people during World War I with the focus …
How does intertextuality place the reader in an endless dialogue? Getting our students to read is often a challenge. How to get …
This learning scenario, created by Marina Stanojlović Mirčić was implemented in the Vocational course Higher Technician in Social Integration within the Socio-Labour …
Natural disasters have become a reality. The environment is somehow integrated into the curricula, and 2020 is the year of Climate Change and Environmental Challenges …
I like many artists but had no idea about Finnish artists until my students performed this learning scenario. It was amazingly surprising …
