By completing three graded activities: Icebreaker activity, Collaborative Activity, and Final Reflection Activity, students are expected to engage in effective communication within a team comprising 4-6 members to discuss the health strategies and the physiological basis for the pillars of health and wellbeing. A live introductory and closing session will be available before and after the virtual exchange component takes place, serving as a “virtual guest speaker” opportunity that brings together the instructors from both institutions. Students from the UF side are expected to serve as the leaders for discussing the basics of human physiology, while those from the TEC side are expected to lead the conversation on the pillars of health, given the course focus on health and wellbeing (five pillars).
- To foster connections with peers from different institutions by sharing personal information, interests, and future plans.
- To promote intercultural communication, mutual understanding, and respect while encouraging creativity and self-expression within a safe and supportive setting.
- To foster reflection, cultural awareness, knowledge sharing, critical thinking, curiosity, action, and effective communication within an international collaboration context
Student-to-Student Project
Virtual Guest Speaker
Asynchronous Activities: ~1 hour every week during the program
Zoom
Google Docs