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Steam education with solar planes and peer to peer teaching at primary schools (SDGs and alternative energies)

2020-1-LI01-KA229-0001792020School Exchange PartnershipsfinalizedGood practice
Countries: LI|BE · Grant: €64,416
Energy and resourcesNatural sciencesEnvironment and climate change

Project summary

The background of the project is the STEAM promotion in English language. Goals of the project are: a) Pupils from both countries prepare themselves at the respective location for the handling of electronic components for the construction of a solar airplane. b) Sustainability: the topic of flying offers countless starting points for sustainability (travel, CO2 footprint, alternative propulsion systems...). c) Language: the entire project will be conducted in English. English is a foreign language in both countries and therefore a challenge for all participating pupils. Through the choice of products and the project character, the fun of learning a language is made tangible. d) peer to peer teaching to primary pupils: The solar airplanes are manufactured with primary pupils and given to them as a gift. You can never teach a student, what a student can teach a student! e) Student exchange offers insights into two countries full of contrasts. f) teaching European values is part of the long-term development strategy of both schools

Final report summary

The background of the project is the STEAM promotion in English language. Goals of the project are: a) Pupils from both countries prepare themselves at the respective location for the handling of electronic components for the construction of a solar airplane. b) Sustainability: the topic of flying offers countless starting points for sustainability (travel, CO2 footprint, alternative propulsion systems...). c) Language: the entire project will be conducted in English. English is a foreign language in both countries and therefore a challenge for all participating pupils. Through the choice of products and the project character, the fun of learning a language is made tangible. d) peer to peer teaching to primary pupils: The solar airplanes are manufactured with primary pupils and given to them as a gift. You can never teach a student, what a student can teach a student! e) Student exchange offers insights into two countries full of contrasts. f) teaching European values is part of the long-term development strategy of both schools

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