#9 – Making a Carbon Team At Your School
The Columbus School
Room B33
Climate Change
Essential Question:
How could having a Carbon Team your school and community?
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Impact Statement:
We have successfully served the Columbus School and the 2016 GIN Medellin Conference participants since 2014 through educational campaigns, surveys, presentations, by organizing students to acheive our goal of making our peers and community more aware of their consumption habits.
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Workshop Description:
Workshop Title:
The Carbon Team |
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*Public, view-only and on Prezi or Google Slides |
Description of workshop (200 words or less): In this workshop students will learn what a Carbon team is and the benefits it has on the community. They will learn what a carbon team does and see several examples of actions that can be taken by the carbon team. Students will leave the workshop knowing how to create their own and unique carbon team. Examples will be shown to emphasize its importance and accessibility. Students will be conscious about the situation that the world is in right now and know that young leaders are the world’s hope. They will understand that one of the ways in which they can make a change is through the Carbon Team. The workshop will focus on teaching students the way to create one and the benefits it has. | |
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Educational Outline (15-20 minutes):
*Teach essential information and/or skills
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Active Participation Outline (20-25 minutes):
*Give participants a chance to practice *Make sure this helps them meet the learning goals before they leave |
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#10 – Cero Plastic Bottle Campaign
Colegio Menor
Room B35
Maritime Safety and Pollution
Essential Question:
How can we reduce the consumption of plastic in our school?
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Impact Statement:
With our Zero Plastic Bottles project we have reached around 1500 people (upper school and teachers). We reduce the 3000 bottles consumed per month by delivering thermos that can be used in drinking fountains. We got the thermos through the auspices of a company of one of the parents. This is our first Green Policy in the school, and it has been working for the last 5 months.
Workshop Description:
The Colegio’s Menor Green Movement create the campaign Zero Plastic Bottles, the main objective was the elimination of every single plastic bottle used or sold inside campus. Green Movement gave a reusable bottle to every student and teachers of upper school so they can drink liquids whenever they want without consuming plastic. The Green Movement program was very excited since this because it was our first green policy approved after 2 years of evaluating. The campaign was launched the 22 of April of the 2016, the Earths Day. We develop this policy since our concerns grew when we found out that only in Colegio Menor students consume 3,000 plastic bottles monthly. This project was very effective; we have seen a tiny amount of plastic bottles inside campus since the campaign was launch. We think that this policy teaches students to reduce the amount of plastic they consume and that reusing is easy and convenient. The students and professor remain hydrated without the use of plastic and most important of all we learn how to reduce and reuse inside our community.
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#11 – Eco Space: A Multidisciplinary Experience
American School of Recife
Room C31
Climate Change and Education For All
Essential Question:
How can prototypes of solar panels be used to implement green projects in our school?
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Impact Statement:
It is necessary to call the attention of society to the use of alternative energy as a way to avoid the burning of fossil fuels and to mitigate the global warming. The use of prototypes may help people to understand that this is possible to perform big projects of alternative energies.
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Workshop Description:
How we can use a garden as a space for education. It may change minds in terms of eco-friendly actions.
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#12 – Project Girl
Carol Morgan School
Room C32
Education For All and the Fight Against Poverty Poverty, Illegal Drugs, Digital Divide
#13 – Sweet Morning Charity
Academia Cotopaxi
Annex 312
Fight Against Poverty
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