After three years of work, the European PARCCE project, led notably by CPIE Bastia U Marinu and the College of Montesoro, is coming to an end. Its ambition: to make children from 9 to 13 years of age understand the challenges of climate change differently, by relying on games, augmented reality and digital tools. How to talk about climate change to the younger ones without drowning them under the alarming figures and discourses? This is the whol…
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After three years of work, the European PARCCE project, led notably by CPIE Bastia U Marinu and the College of Montesoro, is coming to an end. Its ambition: to make children from 9 to 13 years of age understand the challenges of climate change differently, by relying on games, augmented reality and digital tools. How to talk about climate change to the younger ones without drowning them under the alarming figures and discourses? This is the whol…