The GenB Toolkit for Teachers empowers teachers by fostering active engagement and supporting continuous professional development. It is composed of two types of content: materials to educate and train teachers themselves and materials to support teachers in teaching bioeconomy to students in the classroom (according to different target age groups: 4-8, 9-13 and 14-19 y.o). The toolkit is available in both printable and digital formats, with low-barrier online access, ensuring inclusivity for diverse educational environments. The toolkit encompasses different learning and teaching materials, ensuring adaptability and inclusivity for different learning styles and pedagogical approaches.
The GenB Educational Toolkit for Teachers was developed through a multi-stakeholder co-creation process, ensuring engaging, pedagogically robust resources. Aligned with the Code of Practice on Citizen Engagement, it involved teachers, students, and experts across Europe to create materials tailored to Pre/Early School, Elementary, and High School needs and adopts diverse pedagogical approaches to suit various teaching styles and contexts.
Addressing target audiences and expressing needs
- Marketing Mentoring or Coaching
- Legal / IPR advise
- Collaboration
The GenB Consortium seeks partners to collaborate with educators, NGOs, and cultural organizations to enhance bioeconomy education for youth aged 4-19 in non-formal settings. Specific needs include contributors to enrich content, translate materials into multiple languages, gamify resources for engaging delivery, support digital transformation of content for seamless application in diverse contexts like museums and youth centers, and manage IPR issues to ensure accessibility, inspiring a sustainable and circular future.
- Other Actors who can help us fulfil our market potential
- Research and Technology Organisations
- Academia/ Universities
R&D, Technology and Innovation aspects
Launched in GenB Website
The toolkit is easily replicable by adding new materials or translating it into various languages. Additionally, its learning format can be adapted to cover other educational topics, helping to engage a broader audience of children.
The GenB Toolkit is hosted on the project website, where it will remain without a deletion date.
