CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION

CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION

Badge awarded to

Senghor Nkuliza

Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC), with the OID number E10208564, as host and organiser of the event SciLMi Blended Intensive Training (BIT) on Critical Thinking for Effective Democratic Citizens and as part of the project Erasmus+ Teacher Academies Meta-Scientific Literacies in the (Mis-)Information Age. SciLMi (project nº 101104523) certifies the attendance and participation to this event.

Issued on 25 Dec 2025 by

Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC)

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The SciLMi Blended Intensive Training (BIT) on Critical Thinking for Effective Democratic Citizens (13/05/2025 – 24/09/2025), whose on-site part took place in Santiago de Compostela (Galicia, Spain), from the 16th to the 20th June 2025.

This course had a duration of 46 hours (40 hours on-site, and 6 hours online).

Details of the course

Learning outcomes:

  • Make effective use of SciLMi resources to meaningfully integrate meta-scientific literacies into everyday teaching practices.
  • Adapt or develop materials and design learning activities that foster students’ development of meta-scientific literacies.
  • Collaborate across subject boundaries to raise awareness of socio-scientific issues and support students in contextualising their knowledge by connecting it to real-world problems.
  • Recognise the relevance of Critical Thinking as a meta-scientific competence and the relevance of socio-scientific issues as suitable contexts for fostering meta-scientific literacies.

Learning activities:

  • Introducing to the SciLMi competence framework and the role of Critical Thinking as a meta-scientific competence.
  • Analysing an already existing lesson plan.
  • Developing a SciLMi lesson plan for own's disciplines using a SciLMi lesson plan template.
  • Formulating clear activity instructions with Bloom’s verbs and aligning them with model solutions.
  • Building cross-disciplinary connections between SciLMi lesson plans form different disciplines.
  • Collaborating across subject boundaries to make teaching more accessible and prevent expert blindness.
  • Reflecting on how peer feedback sharpens lesson design and supports integrated over compartmentalised learning.
  • Presenting the cross-disciplinary SciLMi lesson plans.
  • Giving and receiving peer feedback to improve lesson and activity focus.
  • Exploring the potential of Erasmus+ KA1 funding for professional development.

Assessmenet criteria:

  • Clarity and alignment of lesson/activity instructions with SciLMi outcomes.
  • Level of collaboration and peer engagement.
  • Depth of critical reflection during and after the course

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