Materials
Presentations and materials of BSP air quality webinar on 8th of February 2021
The whole webinar can be re-lived through our YouTube video: https://youtu.be/sKWC2TKSads
Programme & speakers:
Programme & speakers:
14.50 - Testing microphones, webcams and greeting the participants
15.00 - Opening words (Gedy Matisen, Estonia)
15.05 - Air pollution problem on a global scale and the Baltic Sea Project (Martin Jarrath, Germany)
15.20 - What is citizen science? Examples of different CS projects in Estonia (Triin Edovald, Estonian Environmental Agency)
15.35 - Starting a lichen project at school & getting involved in citizen science (Nicolai Krichevsky, Germany & Gedy Matisen, Estonia)
15.50 - Energizer - lichen yoga (Gunta Kalvāne, University of Latvia)
15.55 - Why is lichen used as an air quality bioindicator and what connections can we draw with climate change? (Tiiu Tõrra, University of Tartu)
16.10 - Short introduction to the international activities we offer for the schools in the network until the end of summer 2021:
- 8.-28.02.2021 - Lichen-related art contest (Gretė Vaičaitytė, Lithuania)
- 22.-26.03.2021 - UN Water Day celebrations (Elina Koskela-Tarvas, Finland)
- 4.-7.05.2021 - Årø virtual camp (Nicolai Krichevsky, Germany) (info will come soon from your national coordinator)
- 10.-13.06.2021 - International UN Model and pre-webinar on 18.02 (Viktoria Lepp, Estonia)
- 26.08.2021 - Baltic Sea Day (Jussi Tomberg, Finland)
16.25-16.30 - Closing the webinar (Gedy Matisen, Estonia)
Presentations and materials of Unesco-BSP webinar 27th - 28th October 2020
Tuesday, October 27th
14–14:05 Welcome (Paula Mattila and Aira Undén-Selander)
14:05- 14:15 Getting to know each other (Tiina Sarisalmi)
14:30–15:50 Short presentations of successful learning projects implementing participatory
collaborative learning methods
14:45–15:00 Sustainable Development and Climate change (Jussi Tomberg)
15:00–15:10 Circular economy (Stanislav Babitch)
15:10–15:20 Literature: Baltic Sea and Moomins (Elina Koskela-Tarvas)
15:20–15:30 It's our responsibility - video made by students (Tapio Turpeinen)
15:30–15:40 LARP in learning history and civics (Viljami Nykänen)
15:50–16:15 Break
16:15–16:45 Short introductions to hands-on tools
16:35–16:45 Padlet, Google Drive and other tools for project work (Tiina Sarisalmi)
16:45–17 Instructions and orientation to team building and partner finding activities
Wednesday, October 28th
14–14:15 Welcome & introduction to partner finding and project planning activities (Tiina Sarisalmi)
14:15–14:30 Tips for using European platforms and applying for grants (eTwinning, Erasmus+ and Nordplus)
14:30–15 Partner finding and forming project groups
15–16:00 Working on project ideas (groups in Teams)
Global citizenship 13–15 Camilla Weidiger
Sustainable development 13–15 Jon Urskov
Intercultural learning 13–15 Aira Undén-Selander and Elina Koskela-Tarvas
Global citizenship 13–15 Camilla Weidiger
Sustainable development 13–15 Jon Urskov
Intercultural learning 13–15 Aira Undén-Selander and Elina Koskela-Tarvas
Global citizenship 16–18 Jussi Tomberg
Sustainable development 16–18 Gedy Matisen
Intercultural learning 16–18 Paula Mattila
Futures of Education 13-18 Tiina Sarisalmi
Sustainable development 16–18 Gedy Matisen
Intercultural learning 16–18 Paula Mattila
Futures of Education 13-18 Tiina Sarisalmi
16:00–16:20 Break
16:20–16:50 Presentation of the results of the group work and possible project plans
16:50–17:00 Closing session
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Presentations at Unesco webinar on September 2nd 2020
Organized by the Finnish National Agency of Education (EDUFI)
13.00-15.10 Webinar-within-webinar with UNESCO-BSP (the Baltic Sea Project) international
coordinators https://unesco-bsp.blogspot.com/
coordinators https://unesco-bsp.blogspot.com/
13.00 A brief introduction to BSP’s history and visions about its future, Martin Jarrath
(use Chrome to open Martin's presentation) + Text
(use Chrome to open Martin's presentation) + Text
13.25 Present activities /case citizen science, Gedy Matisen
13.45 Present activities /case Baltic Sea Day 27 Aug, Jussi Tomberg
14.05 The Danish model of Unesco and BSP School collaboration, Jon Urskov Pedersen
14.30 Invitation to BSP teacher webinar 27-28 Oct, Tiina Sarisalmi
14.45 Conclusions for next steps, Aira Undén-Selander, BSP General Coordinator
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Produced thematic materials for teachers
The best practice collection of the Baltic Sea Project 1989-2019 (Estonian release)
Download the collection in English.
Download the collection in Estonian.
How to teach about SDG no 1 - an interactive lesson plan (ESTONIAN)
Teaching about SDG's can be confusing. Estonian teachers made a ICT lesson plan about SDG Goal no 1: No poverty
Lesson is interactive: https://nordplusjunior.wixsite.com/kae1
Perhaps it can help you too!
Baltic Sea Media Project movies & lesson plans
What is the current situation? What can you do to improve it? Who is responsible for the current problems? How are other parts of the world affected?
Find out more about the documentaries and lesson plans along with the films: https://ourbalticsea.com/
Learner's Guides = Teacher's Handbook for SDG links
BSP published learners Guides are used as teacher's handbooks for organizing outdoor classes on the subjects like water quality, sustainable development, recycling, urban planning etc.
All of them can be downloaded for free from our homepage: http://www.b-s-p.org/home/guides/
They will help teachers to connect BSP nature watch practical field work with the sustainable development goals!
HELCOM interactive map
It is great to use up-to-date info about Baltic Sea in the classroom. This interactive map can be a great tool for individual or group work in classroom (in biology, geography, history, English class etc). Find out more, how to use this map to learn more about Baltic Sea.