What is biodiversity? Why is it important and why should we protect biodiversity? How can we protect biodiversity?
These were some of the questions our students tried to answer while creating this collaborative video.
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On April 15th, Carolina F. and Carolina V. presented what we've been working on the eTwinning project to the parents. This was the second meeting where volunteer students had the opportunity to disseminate the project. Once again, the parents gave us a very positive feedback on the project work.
Congratulations Carolina F. and Carolina V. for the great presentation!
Portuguese students watching and discussing the videos about Climate Change. It was fun playing the games.
The students from the 1st Junior High School of Vari in Greece were very happy to participate in the 2nd students' online meeting. The activities were very motivating . The students were very excited playing and learning at the same time. Two of my students who were absent from the online meeting have already worked on the problem solving workshop with great pleasure
The students from 2nd Model JHS of Athens, Greece were very happy to participate in the 2nd students' online meeting. The activities were extremely engaging.
On Tuesday the 9th of April 2024, students at the 1st Junior High School of Vari started working on the activities concerning climatechange after they had watched the videos uploaded on the relevant page. They also started choosing their roles for their collaboration in the international teams. Below, there are some screenshots depicting the process of students’ activities related to the climate change as well as the students’ preferences for their roles.
We learned about the importance of biodiversity, explained by Sir David Attenborough. We shared our research about causes and consequences of biodiversity loss, and discovered the protected areas that exist in our country. We also collaborated on creating a video. We are looking forward to seeing the final result.
Our students enthusiastically delved into the complex world of biodiversity loss, a significant aspect of our English curriculum that illuminates one of the adverse effects of globalization. Engaging in thought-provoking discussions, our students have not only sharpened their abilities to express opinions but also demonstrated their dedication to figuring out what causes biodiversity loss, what happens because of it, and how everyone can help.
