When Enceladus awakes!
Natural History Museum of Crete – University of CreteDescription
This educational programme approaches the natural phenomenon of the earthquake and its consequences, as well as the ways in which we can prepare and cope with it.
It relates to the school books Physics and Geography of the fifth and sixth grade of the elementary school, Geology-Geography of the first and second grade of high school and Biology of the second and third grade of high school, as well as the skill workshops 21+, in particular the course: “I look after the environment / 2. Climate change – Natural Disasters, Civil protection”.
Upon reservation of the educational programme, the NHMC provides the school with digital learning support materials, to be used by the class before and after the programme.
The overall goals of the programme are the active participation of students in the learning process, the reinforcement of knowledge with the help of exploration and discovery, and learning in a pleasant and fun way.
By the end of the programme, students will have understood that a natural phenomenon is a natural process that does not always lead to disaster. In addition, they will have become familiar with the phenomenon of the earthquake and they will have learnt to prepare and cope with the dangers that often accompany it.
Note: The programme is offered to school classes of maximum 30 students each.
Note: The program is offered per class of a maximum of 30 students