• General Introduction – Social Science

    Level: 3rd Year of Bachillerato (3rd BGU)

    Main Topic: Protecting Cultures in Ecuador

    Welcome!
    This course is designed to help us reflect on caring for the environment and the importance of protecting the indigenous cultures of Ecuador. Through the lessons, we will discover how our country's natural environment and cultural richness are interconnected and why it is essential to preserve them for future generations.

    What will you learn?

    • The unique biodiversity of the Ecuadorian Amazon and the risks it faces, such as oil exploitation and deforestation.

    • The importance of Amazonian indigenous peoples, their cultures, languages, and struggles to protect their territories.

    • Fundamental concepts such as Pachamama in the Andean worldview and the value of respecting nature.

    • How natural disasters affect Ecuador and what actions we can take to protect our environment.

    Why is it important?
    By participating in this course, you will develop social and environmental awareness, allowing you to better appreciate our cultural roots and actively commit to protecting our natural heritage.

    Pachamama

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Forces and Motion

Social Studies

Welcome to the course!
In this section, we will explore the incredible biodiversity of the Ecuadorian Amazon, one of the richest ecosystems on the planet. You will learn about its national parks, the vital role of indigenous communities, and the serious environmental threats the region faces today.

What will you learn?

  • The importance of the Amazon as a natural treasure for Ecuador and the world.

  • The conflicts between oil extraction and the conservation of the Amazon.

  • The efforts of indigenous groups, like the Waorani, to protect their lands.

  • How illegal deforestation and drilling activities impact the environment and biodiversity.

Protegiendo la Amazonia Ecuatoriana