ACTIVITIES
Analysis of educational programs on the subject of circular economy and survey
The project includes an analysis of existing practices and educational content on green and circular economy topics in the countries involved, aiming to capture the current state of teaching and related issues within partner countries. This study will provide a clear understanding of what is currently taught about the circular economy across these regions.
The findings from this study will serve as a foundation for collaboration with entrepreneurs and circular economy experts involved in the project, allowing for a more informed approach in jointly defining key topics and developing teaching materials that combine relevant subject areas with effective instructional techniques.
Building relationships between students, teachers, and companies is crucial for cultivating entrepreneurial skills, preparing students to apply these competencies within businesses that may currently operate under linear models but are moving toward ecological transition.
Codesign of interactive augmented and virtual reality didactic toolkit
Creating digital teaching materials is the primary method through which the partnership aims to foster inclusive digital learning in schools, focusing on topics related to the circular economy, an area of increasing relevance today and in the future. These materials are essential for advancing the project’s activities.
The activity also aims to achieve the main goal of the Ci.EC&DG.SKILLS project: to strengthen students’ sense of connection and reduce the risk of school dropout by involving them directly in the design process of educational materials. Engaged students are more participative in school life, feeling a stronger connection with their peers, teachers, and the institution itself. When students see themselves as co-creators of learning tools and materials, their sense of belonging and engagement grows.
At Estudiar, students take part in a broad range of academic, cultural, social, and political organizations. Write for the school newspaper, work with university leaders through student government, make your debut with visual and performing arts groups, and lend a hand in community service.
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Life as a Distance Learning Student
Effective Time Management Traditionally, most people find the norm in education to involve lectures in physical classrooms. Tutor-student interaction is perceived as being only physical.
How to Organise Your Studies for Success
Stay Focused on Your Studies There is a phrase called ‘Decision Fatigue’ which may be weighing you down. I first heard about this procrastination phenomenon
4th Workshop “Advanced Materials”
Capacity Building Workshop on Distance Learning Running a capacity building workshop on Distance Learning for Estuar university, jointly organised by the University of London Centre
