Teens: 'Climate Change Challence Accepted'

By doing this project, we want to raise awareness among our students and teachers in the target age group of 13-17 on carbon footprint, waste management, ecosystem and forest awareness, green prof...

By doing this project, we want to raise awareness among our students and teachers in the target age group of 13-17 on carbon footprint, waste management, ecosystem and forest awareness, green professions and green energy, and develop green skills in them.With the lower secondary and upper secondary schools in our partnership structure, we will increase the impact in two different institutions with similar age ranges.

We will implement these activities below: Carbon Footprint awareness and STEAM solutions students LTTA in Estonia Waste Management and STEAM Solutions students LTTA in Türkiye STEAM Approach for Green Energies and Green Jobs students LTTA in Italy Biodiversity Awareness and Forest Rehabilitation students LTTA in Portugal Tomorrow's Advocates etwinning Project Climate Change Survivors Magazine Conferences

Increasing environmental awareness will help students understand climate change,with the goal of 80% demonstrating improved knowledge.Developing STEM skills is vital for future job readiness,aiming to engage at least 70% in hands-on activities.Enhancing civic engagement will foster active citizenship. Collaboration will build European identity, while ensuring gender inclusion in STEM promotes equality. Improving critical thinking and problem-solving will prepare students for future challenges.