| 英文摘要 |
This project leverages environmental education personnel to promote net-zero green living through environmental education, with four major works:
1. Recruitment and Policy Training of Seed Lectures
This year, 72 seed lectures were recruited, bringing the total number of net-zero green living seed lectures to 358.
2. Advanced Training for Seed Lectures
(1) Conducted two workshops on program development and action strategies, with 62 participants and six outstanding programs selected.
(2) Held five teaching skills co-learning training, with 131 participants.
(3) Organized six online knowledge forums attended by 222 seed lectures, accumulating a total of 970 participations.
3. Development of the "Dr. Good’s Net-Zero Challenge" Online teaching materials
The website supports both group teaching and self-directed learning modes and is compatible with computers, smartphones, and tablets.
4. Promotion of Net-Zero Green Living Environmental Education
A total of 179 lectures completed 1,247 promotional sessions, reaching 71,388 participants. Additionally, 10,877 pre- and post-training surveys were collected, with an average satisfaction rate of 95%.
By integrating these four key works, this project enhances the capacity for net-zero promotion, strengthens seed lectures’ teaching skills, and lays the groundwork for expanding the impact of net-zero environmental education. It also encourages the adoption of low-carbon lifestyles, contributing to the nation’s 2050 net-zero transformation goal and setting the course for a sustainable future.
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