2022-09-24, 15:30–15:45 (Europe/Athens), Αίθουσα Διαλέξεων - Κτίριο Πολυμέσων
One of the priorities of “Eat Smart Save Your Land” Erasmus+ project was to increase the levels of achievement and interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, favoring access to STEM careers in the international food labor market. The project was implemented by using STEM modules, combined with integrated approaches like CLI and Inquiry Based Science.
This paper presents our observations on the positive effects of comic as a learning tool and as a mode of student’s results presentation, on their conceptual understanding and motivation.
During our investigation we saw that comics accompanied with other activities, such as mind maps and escape rooms, were very helpful as a learning or presentation tool as leaded to students’ engagement and motivation to science related subject, and motivation but also has great results on recall and transfer of learning, improvement of English and native language competence, but also to their 4Cs skills.
Thus we made the conclusion that maybe we have to consider including a STEM comic-based learning mode, alongside other activities, in our curriculum design so as to achieve a better recall and transfer of learning.
This material is based on work supported within the co-funded Erasmus plus KA229 partnership “Eat Smart Save Your Land” (ESSAY LAND), project number: 2020-1-EL01-KA229-078815 as a mean of presenting our observations and the impact of project to the participants.
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A dietitian-nutritionist working as a teacher of Nutrition (Health and Welfare sector) and Food Technology related subjects (Agriculture,Food and Environment sector) at EPAL and EK Nafpaktou.
I am a chemistry teacher at a secondary vocational school in Belgrade, Serbia, coordinator of the "Eat Smart Save your Land" project for the Serbian team and a Scientix ambassador.
I have been an English teacher for 13 years in Kirikkale, Turkey. I work in a high school and I am keen on following stem practices in my lessons. Creating Erasmus and eTwinning projects, joining vocational development webinars and learning nee web 2.0 tools are my interests.