Kassel rides a bike
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This toolbox on sustainability and cycling is a collection of tasks and materials developed specifically for schools to comprehensively address the topic of cycling in a school context. This toolkit has been designed with a clear motivation, specific goals and milestones to give pupils a holistic understanding of sustainable mobility.
The goals of this toolbox are manifold. On the one hand, pupils should acquire basic skills and knowledge in handling bicycles in order to improve their cycling skills and safety. Secondly, to raise awareness of the importance of cycling in the context of sustainability. The toolbox aims to raise awareness of environmentally friendly mobility and encourage students to use the bicycle as a sustainable transportation option in their everyday lives.
By using this toolbox, schools can make a significant contribution to education for sustainable development and at the same time strengthen the cycling skills of their students. The toolkit offers a comprehensive collection of tasks and materials aimed at raising awareness of sustainable mobility and cycling while improving safety and cycling skills. The tasks are mostly formulated in such a way that the given task texts and questions can also be implemented directly in the classroom. This means that the teacher does not have to reformulate the tasks and can use them directly in the classroom.
Tool case
Participation of the individual disciplines
| Discipline | Persons involved |
Institute for Sport and Sport Science (IfSS) | Dr. Andreas Albert, Prof. Dr. Norbert Hagemann and Dr. Julia Limmeroth |
| Core studies | Dr. Ellen Christoforatou, Prof. Dr. Andreas Eis and Eva Maria Kohlmann |
| Cycling and local mobility | Prof. Dr. Angela Francke, Marie Klosterkamp and Yana Tumakova |