IBGEeduca is the IBGE’s communication channel turned to education. The platform includes three major groups: children, teenagers and teachers. Its language and interface are adjusted to bring information about Brazil, population and territory to those three different publics. Content is official, thus reliable, and it is explained in a ludic and simple way, contributing to enhance citizenship engagement. The platform can be displayed on multiple devices.
Content for children includes games, fun activities, a drawing board and other ludic formats. For teenagers, content is targeted to their needs: the High School National Exam and curious up-to-date information. Teachers, in turn, can find classroom activities and instructional material such as videos, maps and e-books, as well as a teacher’s blog: a collaborative space in which teachers from all over the country can participate.
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Teaching SDGs in a ludic way: the experience with Datalia (a fictional country)
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Offered by:
Laira Zopellaro Machado Miranda Ferreira (Statistics student, ENCE), Mateus de Morais Gomes (Statistics student, ENCE)
Equipping Youth with Skills & Agency to Shape Policies for a Sustainable Future
Microlearning
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Offered by:
Kayla Colyard (Education Manager, SDG Academy - UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN)), Patrick Paul Walsh (Director, SDG Academy - UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN))
Teach the Future’s NGFP-YV Awards: Youth Foresight in Action
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Offered by:
Ms. Lisa Giuliani (Executive Director of Youth Foresight Projects, Teach the Future), Ms. Lourdes Rodriguez (Executive Director Hubs Network, Teach the Future), Ms. Amna Habiba (Director of Technology and Young Voices Network, Teach the Future)
Good Practices and Resources on Sustainable Development Goals Monitoring
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Training material
Offered by:
UNSD
Practical Guide to Data Storytelling in VNRs and SDG Reporting
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Document
Offered by:
United Nations Statistics Division
UN DESA
