A research vessel sets off on an expedition around the world to understand global warming and how it affects climate. This is how the story starts. Global warning is a science-based course material developed by Maker's Red Box, a private company based in Budapest, that storyfies and gamifies climate change to make it accessible for students of all interests and abilities.
Adam Horvat and Dora Ferenczy explain to us the details of this game which is among the winners of the 2023 EducationForClimate call on innovative green education actions.
The bottom line? Let’s position the learners as actors, as agents in their learning.
Questions:
01:15 Could you tell us more about who you are and present your project?
07:50 This project is also about how to deal with the complexity of climate change and translate that complexity into simple and attractive learning content. Based on your experience, what can you share with us in this respect?
14: 25 What are the challenges you face when trying to embed your content into learning and teaching in formal education? What recommendations and advices can you give to promote climate change education?
More information:
A detailed presentation of the project “Global Warning” in Education for Climate: https://education-for-climate.ec.europa.eu/community/group/education-cl…
The project presented on the official website of Maker’s Red Box: https://makersredbox.com/curriculum/global-warning/
Are you interested to watch previous episodes? Check the Education for Climate Talks
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