Think Global, Act Local – wow, look what students can do when they put their mind to it …

Year 2 students have been working with sustainable development within their Physics 1 or Natural Science 1 courses.

During this year’s project, teams of students were encouraged to use their creativity and brainstorm ideas for making local change that can have a global impact.  After two weeks of brainstorming, lectures, and inspiration and tips from the Young Innovation Hub a huge variety of creative ideas took form.
Students were required to produce an infographic to express important information.  For example:
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Students have also produced informational material about their projects.  Some produced posters, others produced websites.  All students were also required to present their project plan in a non-written form.  The guidelines said “be creative”.  Some students presented fantastic films!  Here are examples:
bullar
mobil
fruitkeep

Click here to see the students’ website

Students succeeded at “Thinking Globally, Acting Locally.”

Thanks to project coordinators, teacher coaches, and to the students for all their hard work … We are so impressed with what you were able to accomplish in only 2 weeks!

 

About kristylundstrom

I currently work as the Managing Director of Viktor Rydberg Schools. I am a student of learning. I am interested to see where it happens, when it happens, and how it happens. I am also a math and computer science teacher. I have lived in Belgium and in the USA. I really appreciate my multi-cultural environment - I believe it adds dynamics to our school.
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1 Response to Think Global, Act Local – wow, look what students can do when they put their mind to it …

  1. Pingback: VRG goes (environ)Mental | Learning @ VRG

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