Promoting wellness at school and encouraging the development of digital skills, STEAM skills and soft skills among students.
Improving teaching and educational programmes for students with conscientious use of playful, innovative interdisciplinary learning tools and methods and promotion of effective ways of representing STEAM disciplines.
1. Strengthening minors’ basic skills
2. Strengthening minors’ life skills
3. Reduction of educational poverty
4. Implementation of additional spaces and services in and outside of the school
5. Integration and expansion of networks among players in educational systems
The project aims to transform the Corigliano-Rossano area into a laboratory of innovation for 240 students, their families and teachers. Two schools located in the same square in the historic centre of Rossano will be involved in 40 months of laboratory work in discovery of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics, sharpening their talents and passions and reinforcing their skills, going beyond the barrier of it’s too hard and learning what it means to become changemakers.
The Changemaker project aims to offer young participants and their educators an opportunity to experiment with conscientious, profitable use of digitalisation and technology as an accelerator of opportunities for growth and sharing. The intention is to encourage boys and, especially, girls to appreciate the attractions of science, encouraging them to creatively imagine scenarios that do not yet exist and are worth exploring.
The following activities will aim to accomplish all this: setting up tech laboratories (analogue and digital photography, videomaking and web radio, coding, robotics, fab lab sound design, virtual, augmented and immersive reality), train teachers, provide digital education for parents, and offer teaching, also in English, for young students aged 11-17, and attend conventions about STEAM disciplines.
Cost of the action
505.082,69 €
Beneficiaries
SDG’s the project helps to achieve
Financial backer(s)
Project partners
Elena Varoli
Project coordinator
Alessandro Bartoletti
Country manager