Heziberri 2020
describes "taking care of our health habits to prevent possible infection
risk both individually and within society" as the first of the goals for
Basic Education. It is therefore essential that our students are provided with
the necessary classroom tools so that they are cautious about
antibiotic use and learn about the importance of food safety and food
hygiene.
This is why today I
would like to share a wonderful resource with both language teachers and
Science teachers: e-Bug is a free educational resource that makes
learning about micro-organisms, the spread, prevention and treatment of
infection fun and accessible for all students.
The
teacher sections include:
- detailed
lesson plans
- fun
student worksheets
- extension
activities
- animations
- Activity
demonstrations
- MS PowerPoint presentations to assist with the
more difficult aspects of microbiology.
The student pages
complement the teacher resources by providing online games, revision pages,
quizzes and fact files.
This project has
been implemented in 26 European countries both at Primary and Secondary
schools and it is available in 22 languages. Evaluation of the project
concluded that e-Bug teaching packs demonstrated a significant improvement in
students' knowledge in all sections. Therefore, using this resource is
a goal scoring opportunity to reinforce key messages on immunity, vaccines,
prudent antibiotic use and consumer behaviour around food hygiene.
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