{"CACHEDAT":"2026-04-14 04:38:10","SLUG":"group-3-6mCvMYCWg6","MARKDOWN":"**Room 3**\n\n**Question 1**\n\non-site activities: framework, small colored stickers, exchange in subject groups about lesson plans - feedback, energizers (very fun and good activators), bingo\n\nonline: equity vs equality (activity with pictures), dangers of a single story video, strengths ans weaknesses of learners with special needs, puzzle of participants and images at the beginning\n\n**Question 2**\n\nfeedback on lesson plans + subject specific - it helped with shaping the lesson plan, \n\nSciLMi framework with \"hows\"/examples\n\nRepeated talk about the ScLMi framework really helped to understand the concept ourselves, in order to teach our future students the right way as well\n\n\n**Question** 3\n\nSciLMi framework with \"hows\"/examples\n\nthe experience of working with people from other subjects to elaborate a lesson plan about a common topic from different perspectives\n\nlearning to include socio-scientific issues and critical thinking in our lesson plans actively\n\nWhenever you get stuck on planning and you sort of tunnel vision on your idea, its a good practice to ask for others perspective","HTML":"

Room 3

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Question 1

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on-site activities: framework, small colored stickers, exchange in subject groups about lesson plans - feedback, energizers (very fun and good activators), bingo

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online: equity vs equality (activity with pictures), dangers of a single story video, strengths ans weaknesses of learners with special needs, puzzle of participants and images at the beginning

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Question 2

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feedback on lesson plans + subject specific - it helped with shaping the lesson plan,

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SciLMi framework with "hows"/examples

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Repeated talk about the ScLMi framework really helped to understand the concept ourselves, in order to teach our future students the right way as well

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Question 3

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SciLMi framework with "hows"/examples

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the experience of working with people from other subjects to elaborate a lesson plan about a common topic from different perspectives

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learning to include socio-scientific issues and critical thinking in our lesson plans actively

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Whenever you get stuck on planning and you sort of tunnel vision on your idea, its a good practice to ask for others perspective

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