Topic outline
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This Module part is prepared by Lydmila Zadorozhnya, Móðurmál, Iceland
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LESSON 1 (1 hour). Content of Lesson 1:
- ENGAGE: Define the natural resources.
- EXPLORE: Do research on natural resources.
- EXPLAIN: Explain the features of natural resources.
LESSON 2 (1 hour). Content of Lesson 2:
- EXTEND: Discuss and compare the natural resources in different countries and make connections with their geographical features.
- EVALUATE: Reflect on your presentations about natural resources. Expand your research to include various more natural resources. Discover and highlight the similarities and differences in the natural resources.
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This Module part was prepared by Justyna Pająk-Jaroszewska, Martyna Florkowska-Kardasz, IRSIE, Poland
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Lesson 1: How do we group natural resources?
- ENGAGE: Poster and quote presentation, exchanging ideas about what natural resources are
- EXPLORE: Group work (assigning a resource to each group)
- EXPLAIN: Poster and findings’ presentation
- EXTEND: Case study analysis
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Lesson 2: Pros and cons of the use of natural resources
- ENGAGE: Explanation of the concept of natural resources.
- EXPLORE: A discussion on the significance of natural resources.
- EXPLAIN: Exploring the pros and cons of various natural resources considering environmental, social, and economic aspects.
- EXTEND: Preparation of visual presentations or posters highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of a chosen natural resource.
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This Module part was prepared by Lubomír Hájek and Petra Garay, Tauferova střední odborná škola veterinární Kroměříž, Czech Republic
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Lesson 1. Literature review on how natural resources are sustained
- EXPLORE: Define your topic; Find reliable sources
- ENGAGE: Read and take notes
- EXPLAIN: Organize your review; Cite your sources properly
- EVALUATE: Revise and edit
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Lesson 2. Writing and presenting a research report on the sustainability of natural resources.
- EXPLORE: Choose a Natural Resource; Define Sustainability
- ENGAGE: Conduct Research
- EXPLAIN: Organize Your Report; Cite Your Sources
- EVALUATE: Review and Edit; Recommended Resources
- EXTEND: Present a Research Report on Natural Resource Sustainability
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This Module part was prepared by Anne CHIAMA, Paul FERNANDEZ and Frédéric GUILLERAY, Lycée Louis Jouvet de Taverny, France
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Lesson: Cycling or flowing?
- ENGAGE: Energy Tango, the Great Escape from the Organisms (discussion or modelling)
- EXPLORE: The journey of a Carbon atom (video or stop motion)
- EXPLAIN: Why do matter cycles and energy flow? (poster)
- EXTEND: Pick a card (inferences)
You can find the evaluation part directly in a presentation (ppt) if you need to project it to your students.
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This Module part was prepared by Lubomír Hájek and Petra Garay, Tauferova střední odborná škola veterinární Kroměříž, Czech Republic
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Lesson 1: Source of energy, the ultimate source and its functions, positive and negative effects
- ENGAGE: Discuss with your family members
- EXPLORE: The absence of the ozone layer
- EXPLAIN: The impact of the greenhouse effect on the Earth
- EXTEND: Your knowledge on freons
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Lesson 2: Living organisms and green energy
- ENGAGE: Learn about the effects of the sun
- EXPLORE: The effects of the sun on living organisms
- EXPLAIN: The term of light pollution
- EXTEND: Your knowledge of melanin
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This Module part was prepared by Güray Karakaya, contributed by Murat Senger, AFAD, Turkiye
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LESSON 1 (1 HOUR)
- ENGAGE: Let’s play Apple – Banana- Orange or listen to the songs and fill in the blanks
- EXPLORE: Look at the images. Ask and answer - Discover the topic of plants
- EXPLAIN: Do the pre-test. Read the text and answer the post-test about plants
LESSON 2 (1 HOUR)
- EXTEND: Prepare a fact sheet draft with statistics and numbers on forest resources in France, Turkey, Czechia, Lithuania, Austria, Iceland, and Poland
- EVALUATE: List the different uses of plants. Fill in the blanks and, watching the video, consider, ‘If we remove the natural resources from this video, what is left?’
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This part of the Module was prepared by Tatjana Christelbauer MA /ACD Austria
Contributors: Carla Laszakovits, and Vienna BBI Students, Austria
Thematic Units for Week-Long Workshop Sessions: Inquiry-Based Integrated Learning Workshop Series on the Intersection of Arts, Science, and Policy