All participants add their ideas, inspired by virtual events held around the world by local organizers in each city. The city with the most ideas will receive the award for the most creative city.
Learners in less developed areas
Children who have to fetch water, or do errands instead of going to school. Stories, questions, easy to understand concepts could be posted on signposts/boards throughout the journey/ route. They would see these each day and learn. Questions could be on one side with answers on the otherside to see on their way back. These could be changed.
regular engagement of children. Pictures explaining theory could be used, curriculum from early years could be incorporated.Safe routes identified.
ideas about the curriculum for the children, designed by educational specialists. Infrastructure such as wooden signage / boards (average walk to water 4 to 8 miles; current thinking is 16 per mile, so around 100 per village). Information / part of lesson printed and laminated for longevity.
We are a university and have a access to academics, lecturers and students to help bring ideas forward. We also have many business connections which we can partner up with if required.
I would lead/coordinate. My name is Karl McCormack. I am a Senior Lecturer in The Business School and a Pedagogic Innovator at Staffordshire University in the UK.
Prototype the idea, plan a curriculum and print the curriculum. Then 'plant' the boards/sign posts. Add the printed curriculum to the sign posts (velcro, poppers etc). These can be removed and moved to another village to reuse, reducing costs.
Not just curriculum material, but health advice, safety advice, cooking information, a way of sign posting the most safe routes.
A developing country, one village to be spread out to other local areas.
We are a university and have a access to academics, lecturers and students to help bring ideas forward. We also have many business connections which we can partner up with if required.
We also have the latest technology including 3d printers, CAD machines and specialist software. Faculties such as business, arts, mechanical engineering, architecture, bio science etc are able to come together to help bring an idea forward.
This would have to be funded by development funds, grants etc.