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The battle over wind turbines

Suggested competence aims for 'The battle over wind turbines'

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    Suggested competence aims for “The battle over wind turbines”

NDLA has produced a suggested project on wind turbines within the cross-curricular themes of democracy and citizenship and sustainable development.

[Film: film_konsulentene, NDLA, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, https://players.brightcove.net/4806596774001/BkLm8fT_default/index.html?videoId=6182825676001](https://players.brightcove.net/4806596774001/BkLm8fT_default/index.html?videoId=6182825676001)

Film: film_konsulentene, NDLA, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, https://players.brightcove.net/4806596774001/BkLm8fT_default/index.html?videoId=6182825676001

What would you like to look into more closely?

The resources below offer many opportunities to go deeper into the case “The battle against wind turbines”.

  1. Take the imagined situation outlined in the film as your starting point, step into the roles and play out the conflict as a role play or storyline.
  2. Move the setting to the municipality where you live, and use the conditions there as the starting point for further work.

Some resources can be worked on over shorter periods, while others lend themselves to larger projects.

You can combine whichever resources you wish into a learning path at stier.ndla.no.

Develop your own research question

This case is about both how we are to obtain energy in a climate-friendly way and the development of natural areas. You can also develop your own research question around these themes.

Perhaps some of these quotations can be used as a starting point for discussion and for developing a research question?

Cabin building is the greatest threat to Norwegian nature.

Can we electrify Norway without developing more natural areas?

Thorium power plants will provide clean energy for many thousands of years.

There is almost no untouched nature left in Norway.

LEARNING RESOURCES The battle against wind turbines

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Text Thomas Bedin, NDLA (CC BY-SA)