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Luca Jendrek posted in the group Water news
Learning about key ocean topics while walking, doing excercise, cooking or cleaning or just simply relaxing? 👀 We got you. Ocean calls is a podcast series by EuroNews that broadcasts powerful stories, expert insights, and inspiring solutions to protect our oceans and tackle the climate crisis.…Read More
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Luca Jendrek posted in the group Water news
Everybody loves Nemo, especially children! 🐠 But have you ever wondered how accurate the “Finding Nemo” movie is when it comes to marine life & interactions?🔍 Check out this article to find out more! Dont forget to share the information with your students!
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Luca Jendrek posted in the group Water news
🌊📚 This article is a curated guide featuring a diverse range of ocean-themed literature — spanning marine science 🧪, environmental advocacy 🌍, memoirs ✍️, and fiction 📖. Which one caught your attention? 🤔✨
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Luca Jendrek posted
Written by Giacomo d’Orlando, Environmental documentary photographer/Chiara Di Giorgio on https://onewater.blue/ you can read about Nemo’s Garden is a pioneering underwater agricultural system located off the coast of Noli, Italy. This is an innovative project that utilizes submerged biospheres—airtight domes tethered to the seabed—where herbs…Read More
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Luca Jendrek posted
If you missed the World Turtle Day yesterday (16 June) here is a nice selection of fun facts about these amazing creatures!
What is your favorite one?https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-story/10-tremendous-turtle-facts
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Yonca Tansal
I am a primary school English teacher with 23 years of teaching experience in a public school in Bursa, Türkiye. I teach English to young learners and also work voluntarily as a school project coordinator. I am actively involved in eTwinning, Erasmus+, Scientix and STEM-based projects, with a special focus on inclusion, sustainability, student voice and innovative teaching practices.
I am a primary school English teacher from Bursa, Türkiye, with 23 years of teaching experience. I work in a public primary school where I teach young learners and support students from diverse cultural, linguistic and socio-economic backgrounds.
In addition to my teaching role, I voluntarily coordinate school projects and take an active role in eTwinning, Erasmus+, Scientix and STEM-based activities. My work focuses on inclusion, sustainability, student voice, digital skills and creative learning experiences. I try to design meaningful activities that help children learn by doing, expressing themselves and connecting with real-life issues.
I am especially interested in environmental education, innovative teaching methods, international collaboration and empowering students to become more confident, responsible and active learners. I believe that even small classroom actions can create a positive impact when they are shared, improved and continued with dedication.
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