Design properties
- Name
- Learning Design for: Boosting a Sense of Initiative and Entrepreneurship in Your Students
- Topic
- A fair coffee break
- Learning time
- 3 hours
- Designed time
- 3 hours
- Size of class
- 20 (age of 17)
- Description
- Pupils will collaborate with European partner schools on a project about fair trade and they will start a virtual coffee business. Coffee shops are considered as a profitable business in Greece. Greeks love coffee and they like to drink it at home or outside in a cafeteria mostly with company. Students look for the ideal place in their town considering the potential customers. They think of a name for their business. They design the logo, they organize an advertising campaign to promote their business and think of coffee recipes that will make their product irresistible in the market.
- Aims
- The goal of our project is to alert students to Fair Trade, to be creative and organise a business plan.
- Outcomes
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- Affective learning outcomes Students will develop entrepreneurial skills They will learn the history of coffee. They will learn how to investigate, compare and classify information, share knowledge and collaborate with their peers, create digital resources and use ICT tools. They will use multimedia tools for sharing didactic material online.
- Editor
- useral
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Timeline
Coffee and fair trade
90 minutes)
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Read Watch Listen305Students are divided in groups of four. They read about the origins of coffee. Watch Out of Africa movie. Learn about fair trade.
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Collaborate305Students collaborate, share innovative ideas and plan a cafe business using Canvas https://canvanizer.com/. Use Google docs, Skype, Facebook and emails to communicate.
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Discuss305Students discuss and decide the place, the name, the logo, the decoration, the fair trade coffee suppliers and the criteria of the personnel they hire using web 2.0 tools like Coggle and Glogster.
Notes:
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Our coffee shop
90 minutes)
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Investigate305Students visit a coffee shop in their town and take an interview from the businessman. Organize an advertising campaign to promote their business.
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Practice305X4Students draw posters and leaflets to advertise their business at school. Find a slogan. Arrange a videoconference to talk about their findings with their partners.
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Produce305x4Each group presents their work to the other groups, to the school and the local community. They upload the material on the school website. Final evaluation of the project.
Notes:
This is a sample of a business plan: https://canvanizer.com/canvas/uKIoao-1gDo
Resources linked: 0
Learning Experience
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