Katadoku in the classroom · Resources for teachers
The case is solved.
The investigation continues.
A logic challenge opens the door to real-world questions. After solving it, students investigate, compare information and develop their own conclusions.
Each project includes guidance for teachers, the initial Katadoku challenge and an activity sheet to continue the investigation. You can print the materials or project them in class.
Projects to take the case further in class.
Environment
Katadoku OriginalWhat happens to waste when it reaches the sea?
1 lesson · Small groups
Examine the objects found, trace their effects and reconstruct their journey to the cove.
After the challenge: environmental research and proposals for action.
Democracy
Katadoku EscapeFor use in the European Parliament Ambassador School Programme
Could the events in the case really happen?
2 lessons · Small groups
From a fictional escape to the real Parliament: its spaces, languages and voting procedures. Investigate the safeguards and produce a verdict supported by sources.
After the challenge: research, source evaluation and reasoned argument.
The same sequence, with different questions in each project.
Read the clues and guide the group towards the solution. Use the case worksheet or solve it on the classroom screen.
Print the activities or project them for students to answer in their notebooks. The case becomes the starting point for an investigation.
Explain your answers and finish the project with a conclusion or a proposal based on your research.