Water as a Source of Life - From Greek Mythology to Orthodox Tradition: A Cross - Thematic Scenario
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.11, No. 8)Publication Date: 2022-08-05
Authors : Nikolaos Manesis; Dimitrios Droulias;
Page : 1414-1421
Keywords : Teaching scenario; water; Greek Mythology; Religious Education; Primary school;
Abstract
Water is a valuable good, which remains inaccessible to millions of people. Many school activities and projects are carried out so as to raise students' awareness regarding water usage, sustainability, and environmental protection in general. However, water is present in everyday life and religious rituals. What is more, it was worshipped in Ancient Greece. The present five-hour didacticcross-thematic suggestion was addressed to third grade students. Students learnt about the significance of water in ancient Greek culture (deities, myths, narratives, pottery art, statues) and contemporary Christian Rituals and Sacraments (Baptism, Sanctification of water, Epiphany) by using collaborative strategies and ICT. At the end students understood the use of water in Greek Mythology as well as in the Cristian tradition.
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