Exploratory thinking

Having this badge means that you can adopt a relational way of thinking by exploring and linking different disciplines, using creativity and experimentation with novel ideas or methods.
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By completing badge activities, you learn different disciplines, traditions and cultures in a transdisciplinary manner. You apply exploratory thinking to create future visions for a circular economy and society. 
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Earning this badge means that you:
know that sustainability problems must be tackled by combining different disciplines, knowledge cultures and divergent views to initiate systemic change;
can synthesise sustainability-related information and data from different disciplines;
is committed to considering sustainability challenges and opportunities from different angles.
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This progress badge leads to the ‘Envisioning sustainable futures’ badge.
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International partners consortium promotes and endorses sustainable learning and living through ‘#GoGreen - Youth Navigator’ activities.

Tasks

Task no.1

Evidence verified by: one activity organiser

Take part in sustainable learning and living activities. Think and share on the questions below:
Choose a sustainability problem and list various disciplines, cultural knowledge and diverse views that may initiate systemic change. 
Research information and data related to your chosen problem. Share 2-3 sources from different disciplines.
Explain from different angles:  What challenges and opportunities does your chosen sustainability problem bring? 
You can write a text response, share photos, upload short audio or video, include files and other examples of your actions.

Activity

Green Badges for suistainable learning and living

Organiser

Network of Cities and Regions of Learning

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