Piattaforme per esplorare il futuro

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This document discusses exploring new approaches to education for the future. It focuses on educating students to adapt to change, personalizing learning, considering space and time in education, and several online educational resources like the Big History Project, Khan Academy, and WESCHOOL that can help implement new approaches to teaching and learning. The resources highlighted provide timelines, relationships between time periods, global perspectives, and personalized learning paths to educate students.

Esplorazioni nella didattica del futuro
Enrico Tombesi

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Big History Project
https://school.bighistoryproject.com/bhplive

This document appears to be research from a student named Veronika Kostova on the Millennial Trains Project. It includes summaries and links to articles on topics like Coca-Cola's initiative to recycle plastic bottles, social media file sharing platforms, and the world's first 3D printed car that took years to design but only 44 hours to print. The research was conducted for a class taught by Professor Klinkowstein.

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The document traces the history and development of the idea of Europe from its earliest mentions in ancient Greek texts to the present day European Union. It discusses key moments like the Roman Empire unifying much of Europe, Charlemagne being crowned emperor in 800, the intellectual revival of the 12th century, the rise of nationalism in the 19th century, two world wars prompting further integration, and treaties like the EU's Maastricht Treaty. The overarching message is that the European idea has evolved greatly over two millennia through periods of both unity and division.

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