He@lthyYOUth – Building back after the Covid-19 – Physical, Mental and Cognitive Health of YOUth through Sports
Project Number: ERASMUS-SPORT-2022-SCP-101089877
Timespan of the Project: 01/01/2023 – 30/06/2025
Project E-mail: info@ceipes.org
Financial Program: ERASMUS+
Objectives
The project aim:
- to promote physical, mental, and cognitive health among adolescents through innovative forms of sport and physical activity, by creating an educational interactive digital platform, an innovative methodology and sport program for personal and educational development.
Activities
The project will engage in the following activities:
- Building a project Interactive Educational Digital platform – a Digital platform for free access to Open Educational resources (Methodology, Sport Program, Educational/Training videos)
- Elaborating Innovative sport program for personal and educational development of adolescents that will be applicable in traditional school, for digital home schooling and hybrid forms of Physical Education (PE)
- Elaborating the He@lthyYOUth handbook that will contain the final version of the “Innovative methodology: Physical, Mental and Cognitive Health of Youth through Sports”, the Innovative sport program for personal and educational development, having digital version and a printed short pamphlet edition
Results
The project has yielded the following results:
- Address common needs in the field of sport and the challenges & opportunities of the Covid-19 pandemic, while increasing the involvement of adolescents in “Education Through Sport” activities, allowing them to develop their resilience and overall health and well-being, as well as to improve their chance for personal and educational development by raising awareness of the added value of physical activity and by promoting sport as a tool for health.
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