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This document discusses lessons learned from a climate change project. It summarizes that the students have learned to conserve energy by turning off lights and buying local products, to treat the environment better by walking or biking instead of driving, and to appreciate nature more. They also learned about other countries and improved their English and Danish language skills.
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- 2. Subject - wise We have learned to save power by turning off lights before leafing a room.We have learned to think about what products we use.We have learned to buy local products and food. We have learned to take a bike or walk rather than taking a car.We have learned to treat our environment better.
- 3. Social We have made many new friends from other countries. We have learned a lot about the other countries.
- 4. Personal We have learned to speak a better English and Danish.We have learned how to appreciate the nature more.