Short description and a picture for Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
- „Oxygen generated by the ocean“
The post suggests (incorrectly) that coral reefs produce O2.
Trees are plants that produce O2 (Even trees need O2 to breathe, they just produce much more than they use.).
Corals are colonies of animals that need oxygen to breathe. They live in an inner symbiontic (give and take) relationship with tiny green algae which are „microscopic plants“, producing O2 and food for the coral...
- Oceans do provide the planet with most of its oxygen – but it’s not the coral reefs that are producing it!More...
Batterien und E-Mobilität: Fakten und Fake News zu Umweltrisiken
Marcel Gauch, Sustainability Delegate, Project Manager at Technology & Society Lab, Empa
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New collaboration teams are emerging from Moretus Ekeren, Antwerp, Belgium - We are looking forward to a great collaboration!
It's all about communication and collaboration across cultures, across borders, in the context of a "real life" project.
«befter» project - before & after the experience
The goal
Creating a teams’ experience for building a relationship to the «real world» and in collaboration between teams across the world. The final goal is a publication of the experience on the project website www.dontwastemy.energy as a gift for the world!
The reason why
Through a self-made experience students can reach a deeper learning, activate their previous knowledge and acquire new knowledge. In addition, students can get confidence in their abilities and improve their social and media competencies.
The 7 steps (light towers or milestones)
There are several steps to go through: Your own imagination, online research and team discussion, performing the experience, self-reflection compared to step 1 and 2, finally publishing on dontwastemy.energy and propagation on social media and asking for feedback & comments.
More about the befter concept »
Steve Simpson, marine biologist, talks about "the sound of coral reefs" (TED talks, 2019)
Two of Steve Simpson's research tools (no joke!)
New collaboration teams are emerging from Zarauz, Basque Country, Spain.
We are looking forward to a great collaboration!
Team Grade 12 Kerala:
3 students: Reshma, Sivani, Ashish
Teacher Mary Angel (responsible)More...
It's all about communication and collaboration across cultures, across borders,
in the context of a "real life" project.