<< Objectives >>This collaborative project between a school in Stockholm, Sweden and in Albertville, France should lead to the students at the schools gaining more knowledge about and a greater commitment to the environment and a sustainable future Europe. With the help of this focus, they should gain a greater interest in the scientific subjects and develop their skills in exploratory experiments as well as develop their scientific language to be able to create lab reports.<< Implementation >>The project management will meet to get to know each other's organizations and the curricula of both countries based on sustainability and digitization. Furthermore, work that extends over a semester where students and teachers digitally work together on natural science subjects. The focus will be on the environment and sustainability, i.a. by exploring the impact of plastics on our environment. Afterwards, students and teachers will visit each other to work on site around the theme of plastics<< Results >>In addition to seeing the students' and the entire organization's interest in sustainability increase, we also want to see a greater interest in the natural science subjects. We believe that students' and teachers' ability to work digitally will increase, as well as their knowledge of and interest in the obligations and opportunities you have as an EU citizen. An increased self-esteem is a positive effect of having been able to travel and work in another part of Europe.
