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Eco Initiative of Roots International Schools (RIS) |
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Wow! It was the wonderful day. On the occasion of World Water Day, 22ndof March 2014, I have been invited to deliver two presentations under Eco-literacy initiative at Roots International School (RIS), Model Town branch, Lahore, Pakistan. In the first session I have presented Energy portion Tunza Eco-generation's School kit to the students of grade 1-4. I have also explained the importance of energy with respect to conservation of water. In the next session, which was the last one as well, Energy and Land Portion of Tunza Eco-generation's School kit has been explained to the students of grade 5 and 6. I have also explained the importance of water with respect to land and energy. Both sessions were amazing and the response of the students was also very awesome. I have also promised the brilliant and active students during these interactive sessions, who have given right answer of my questions, would be awarded accordingly. Students have also promised me that they would save energy and reuse waste again and again so that we could solve the energy and water crisis of our country. On this occasion, innovative projects have also been displayed to reuse and recycle our common household items like plastic bottles, ribbon, tires and plastic bags. Projects were also excellent and I have been impressed by the students' love with the environment. By using this platform, I have promoted Tunza Eco Generation, UNEP and Samsung engineering as well. About Eco Literacy Initiative of Roots International School: RIS – Eco Literacy Initiative offers a broad framework that encompasses a number of different ideas and approaches to learning in, for or about the environment, in pursuit of sustainable development. The purpose of this initiative is not to debate the different definitions, but to encourage a shared acceptance of the diversity of learning approaches. One way of understanding environmental education is to see it as education that engages learners with nature, encourages them to ask questions about the environment, and engage with environmental change. The aim of this initiative is to More pics could be seen at the following link https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.644981575572567.1073741893.589784504425608&type=1 |
  
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Udeh Thanks for the appreciation and obviously we are responsible for it :)
Posted 07-04-2014 20:40
Beautiful! Beautiful!
This is indeed a great initiative and I must say that I am inspired by this.
Great outing there and more power to your elbow.
I hope this will help me develop ideas that I will use to impact my community effectively with environmental knowledge.
Nobody will take care of our environment for us, it's our responsibility to do that and I am glad we have accepted that responsibility.
Posted 27-03-2014 12:57
Dear Kapri and Chrisy thank u very much :)
Posted 26-03-2014 20:23
Good works done by you. In next week i'm also planning to use Eco-gen School kit. Thank you for sharing lovely photos :)
Posted 26-03-2014 13:36
@Farooq, that's the reason you can easily use the Eco-generation school kit there :D
Wow, it's fantastic! I hope the kids will grow up as environmentally responsible citizens.
Posted 26-03-2014 10:35
Arushi thanks for your nice comments..... Sorry it is Roots International Schools.....
I have correct it out :)
Posted 26-03-2014 04:43
Well done , Farooq , good job. You used Tunza school kit very effectively. I am sure it must have been very good exposure for you to deliver these lectures and for children to hear you out and get great knowledge.Thanks for sharing about this initiative.Was wondering about RISIs it Rise International school or Roots international school?
Posted 26-03-2014 03:04
thanks so much for sharing your environmental knowledge with the kids
Posted 25-03-2014 14:25
Thanks Christy.....
Yup the educational level in Pakistan is improving and many International schools are opening their branches in our cities.
One thing which was more impressive for me was that these small, cute kids use to speak English very fluently although their mother tongue is Urdu.
Posted 25-03-2014 12:04
Wow, it's really surprising! How lucky the kids are to have that quality environmental education from Eco Literacy Initiative! I can only say wow. You did a really great job Farooq. Impressive!
Posted 25-03-2014 11:46
WOW, What a great initiative! Thanks for sharing and lovely photos. I hope Eco-generation School Kit would help this sessions a lot! If there's any feedback on the kit, please feel free to contact us. :D
Posted 25-03-2014 10:24
Please visit the link for more pics.....
Its really nice......
And if you have any query, feel free to ask me.....
Posted 25-03-2014 01:02