JOIN US - 20 November online. How can a houseplant become a teacher?

Join our Planting Stories online conference to explore how connecting with plants can enhance learning, reflection, and well-being, especially for those with limited access to nature.

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Experts working with plants

This 3-hour session welcomes educators, learners, and anyone interested in the fusion of nature and creativity to engage in a practical, holistic learning experience through plants.

At the conference, you will:

• Learn about the Planting Stories methodology, showcased through a collection of educational journals (zines)

• Engage in a hands-on learning experience with your own houseplant

• Discover how plants can inspire creativity and storytelling

• Gain insights from plant expert Monika Popczyk on nurturing thriving indoor ecosystems

• Join group discussions and one-on-one consultations to share ideas and reflect on your learning experience

• Obtain a certificate of participation

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Practical Notes

Sign up here: Click to register. You’ll receive a personalised Zoom link — please keep it safe, as it is exclusive to you.

Bring a plant with you! It will be part of your hands-on learning experience.

Flexible participation: You can join at any point, but we recommend attending the entire session for a comprehensive learning experience.

ONLINE How can a houseplant become a teacher?

Programme Overview

Time (CET):

10:00–10:45 Introduction to the Planting Stories learning methodology

10:50–11:05 Hands-on learning with your own plant

11:10–11:15 Enhancing creativity through plants

11:20–12:10 Expert session with Monika Popczyk on learning about plants

12:15–13:00 Sharing expertise, reflection, and one-on-one consultations

Join us on 20 November 2025, 10:00 - 13:00 CET

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