Call for Submissions of Education Innovations in the space of Student Well-being
HundrED is looking for education innovations working in the space of student well-being to implement them in different Swedish-Speaking Vocational schools in Finland. Our main areas of focus are the following:
  • Student Mental Health
  • Improving physical health in the classroom
  • Collaboration within the school community
  • DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion)
  • Establishing professional connections for vocational students.
This is a great opportunity to test your innovation in a different context! If chosen, you will collaborate with the schools to test your innovations in the classroom. The results of the test will be shared within the TVET community in Finland, among HundrED’s larger global community and in the Annual HundrED Innovation Summit.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please fill out the following application. Your responses will be shared with teachers and school leaders of the participating schools. The purpose of this questionnaire is to provide insights into how your innovation works in practice and how it could be implemented in a new context. We would love for you to use real life examples in your answers.

The answers should be clear, simple and practical - your audience is teachers. Let’s get into it! (It will take you around 20 minutes)

* Please note that this information may be featured in the Learning Workbook we will publish at the end of this project. 
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1. Name of your innovation
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2. Link to innovation website
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3. Year your innovation was established
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4. Number of students reached by this innovation
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5. List the countries where your innovation has been implemented
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6. In which languages your materials are available?
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7. Target group
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8. Target age of students *
9. Organisation type
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10. In a nutshell, what is your innovation about?
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11. How does your innovation work in practice step by step?
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Give a quick snapshot of implementing your innovation from start to finish and explain how different stakeholders get involved in the process.
12. What kind of training will the teachers need to implement this innovation in their classroom?
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Please indicate what is the average amount of time it will take a teacher to feel confident to introduce this practice in their classroom.
13. How do you collect data to measure success?
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If you have an example from a recent school, please share it here. You can also link here your most recent impact report or any other internal or external evaluations of your intervention.
Thanks for your participation!
We will contact you in case your innovation is selected for the next stage of the process. If you have any questions, please contact our Head of Impact, Shalini Subbiah at shalini.subbiah@hundred.org
A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.
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