QRWEEK

QRWEEK

by | Sep 10, 2024

QRWEEK

Language:

English, Spanish, Catalan

Grade/Age:

Primary (5-11), Middle (12-14), Secondary (15-18)

Subject:

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, Creative & Language Arts, Social Studies

Global Goals:

1: No Poverty, 2: Zero Hunger, 3: Good Health and Well-Being, 4: Quality Education, 5: Gender Equality, 6: Clean Water and Sanitation, 7: Affordable and Clean Energy, 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth, 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, 10: Reduced Inequalities, 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, 12: Responsible Consumption and Production, 13: Climate Action, 14: Life Below Water, 15: Life on Land, 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, 17: Partnerships for the Goals

Dates:

September 2024 – March 2025

Project Description:

Los estudiantes elaboran codigos QR en un mural colectivo en linea, compartiendo mensajes significativos a partir del topico “Ideas para mejorar el mundo”. URL: http://qrweek.iearn.cat

To incorporate QR codes made by students in a collective online mural, sharing meaningful messages to the topic: “Ideas to improve the world”.

We want to take a more social approach to the project, focusing on the little things that are at our disposal to improve our environment. Therefore, with the topic “Ideas to improve the world,” we invite students to send us their message contributions to improve their immediate environment.

“Think globally, act locally”
It’s important that the content is meaningful to the student or group of students, and we advise the authors to be themselves

When is the project most active?

April

Length of time to complete project:

4 – 5 Weeks

Instructional time required for project:

1-2 hours per week

Facilitator(s):

Margarita Guino, margarita.guino@iearn.cat 

Facilitator country:

iEARN Pangea – Catalunya

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Public Health In Action

Public Health In Action

by | Sep 10, 2024

Public Health In Action

Language:

English

Grade/Age:

Secondary (15-18)

Subject:

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, Public Health, Health and Wellbeing

Global Goals:

1: No Poverty, 2: Zero Hunger, 3: Good Health and Well Being 4: Quality Education, 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, 10: Reduced Inequalities, 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, 13: Climate Action, 17: Partnerships for the Goals

Dates:

September 15, 2024 through May 25, 2025

Project Description:

 

Public Health is more important than ever. With the changing social, political, cultural and economic norms we need to reimagine higher education—emphasizing Population Health and Social Determinants of Health that promotes attaining the full potential for health and well being for all. This means incorporating “glocalization” into solution centric approaches and creative leadership.

Completing this course marks the level of students’ efforts and signifies a significant step forward in their journey towards understanding public health. Throughout this project, students will engage with a diverse range of topics, methodologies, and real-world applications, equipping them with essential knowledge, skills, and perspectives to navigate the multifaceted landscape of public health.

Moreover, the lessons learned from this course project will serve as a solid foundation for students as they continue their academic and professional endeavors in the field of public health. Whether pursuing further studies, embarking on careers in public health practice, or advocating for policy change, students are well-equipped to make meaningful contributions to improving the health and well-being of communities locally, nationally, and globally.

When is the project most active?

N/A

Length of time to complete project:

2 semesters (8 weeks each)

Instructional time required for project:

1-2 hours per week

Facilitator(s):

Dr. Ashish Joshi, Niharika Jha, Michelle Jeu, Kami Geron

Facilitator country:

United States

Project Phases:

Understand Public Health and its related challenges and acquire skills and knowledge that will help to design, develop, and implement innovative solutions that address these challenges using a human centered design approach.

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SustainaBEEs

SustainaBEEs

by | Aug 31, 2023

SustainaBEEs

Language:

English

Grade/Age:

Primary (5-11), Middle (12-14)

Subject:

Creative Arts, World Language, Science

Global Goals:

2: Zero Hunger; 7: Affordable and Clean Energy; 15: Life on Land; 17: Partnership for the Goals

Dates:

Sept 2023 – May 2024 (Phase 1-5)  

Facilitator(s):

Ekaterina Bozdogan

Project Description:

The project is being undertaken in order to raise environmental awareness of children (aged 7-13) as global citizens in line with SDGS 2,4,7,15 and 17. The project addresses environmental problems at local, national, and global levels through students’ agency and innovation. Students conduct research on local geographic features of the home and project partner country (map, location, climate, etc.) in line with SDGs. Students collaborate in groups to identify local problems in line with SDG 2 and SDG 15. They do online research and go on field trips and meet with experts. They then ultimately take collaborative action on the issues they have examined.

When is the project most active?

October and May

Length of time to complete project:

5 weeks

Instructional time required for project:

less than 1 hour per week

Facilitator(s):

Ricardo Lopez

Facilitator country:

Argentina

Will the project include a synchronous exchange?

No

Project Phases:
  1. Participating in teacher training
  2. Instructions on how to carry out the activities
  3. Coordination of measurement dates
  4. Measurement
  5. Calculations with shared data
  6. Share Final Results
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Do Good, Share Food!

Do Good, Share Food!

by | Aug 30, 2023

Do Good, Share Food!

Language:

English, German

Grade/Age:

Primary (5-11), Middle (12-14)

Subject:

Mathematics, Technology, Science, Social Studies

Global Goals:

2: Zero Hunger; 3: Good Health and Well-Being; 4: Quality Education

Dates:

August 2023 – May 2024

Facilitator(s):

Ekaterina Bozdogan

Project Description:

How we produce and consume food is the single biggest threat to nature today. It’s a major driver of the emergence of infectious diseases, unhealthy diets are the biggest cause of non-communicable diseases and 1.9 billion people are obese or overweight. In schools we need to raise food awareness to stay healthy, reduce food waste and save the environment for a better future. The project aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal No: 2 (Zero Hunger), Goal No: 3 (Good heath and well-being), SDG 4 (Quality Education), and addresses local and global communities of students, teachers and parents to promote healthy eating habits, raise food waste awareness and ensure SEL through service-learning. Partner schools plan concrete, cross-curricular activities that reflect school cultures and meet the needs of sustainable development of school communities. The project promotes inquiry-based learning and student-initiated action.

When is the project most active?

October and May

Length of time to complete project:

5 weeks

Instructional time required for project:

less than 1 hour per week

Facilitator(s):

Ricardo Lopez

Facilitator country:

Argentina

Will the project include a synchronous exchange?

No

Project Phases:
  1. Participating in teacher training
  2. Instructions on how to carry out the activities
  3. Coordination of measurement dates
  4. Measurement
  5. Calculations with shared data
  6. Share Final Results
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Finding Solutions to Hunger

Finding Solutions to Hunger

by | Aug 22, 2023

Finding Solutions to Hunger

Language:

English

Grade/Age:

Primary (5-11), Middle (12-14), Secondary (15-18)

Subject:

Creative & Language Arts, Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM), Social Studies

Global Goals:

1: No Poverty; 2: Zero Hunger; 3. Good Health and Well-Being; 4. Quality Education

Dates:

September 2024 – June 2025

Facilitator(s):

Iram Sadiq, irambvs@gmail.com
Grace Nabuduwa, gnmusingo@gmail.com

Project Description:

Students will research/discuss the root causes of hunger in the world, learning to take meaningful action to create a more just and sustainable world. Finding Solutions to Hunger is a project in which students of all ages begin to understand the root causes of hunger in the world and take meaningful action for its elimination. Teachers are provided with some compulsory and some optional series of 20 adaptable activities and lessons. They are also supported with resources to take help for completing lessons and activities.

Facilitator country:

Pakistan, Nigeria

When is the project most active?

September – December

Length of time to complete project:

7 months or 28 weeks

Instructional time required for project:

1-2 hours per week

Project Phases:

Activities with Dates: Ist step is: Introduction must be completed by all and find partner also. 15th August 2024 to 31 December 2024.
2nd step is : What do we know about Hunger? Compulsory 15th August2024 to 15th December 2024
3rd step is: Hunger lesson or activities Compulsory. 15th September 2024 to 31st March 2025.
There are total four lessons named as follows: 1. Many words one meaning 2. Challenging students to be agent of change 3. Hunger Fact Board 4. Hunger Crisis in Africa

Final Product. Complete your final project videos or ppt , two or three partners make one video or one ppt or any other presentation you would like to submit. Due Date will be 31st March 2025.

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