Latest news
Search news!rss_link!
-
‘Diversity in STEM’ competition winners announced
01/02/2019
The STEM Alliance initiative received 143 entries for its ‘Diversity in STEM’ competition from teachers all over Europe. The organisers of the competition have now announced which twelve teachers are the lucky winners in the two competition categories!
Read more ... -
Summer schools at the Inspiring Science Education Academy in 2019
17/01/2019
Teachers can now register for eleven new summer schools in Marathon, Greece, as part of the Inspiring Science Education Academy 2019. Five of these summer schools are scheduled to take place from 30 June to 5 July 2019 and the remaining six from 7 to 12 July 2019.
Read more ... -
Call for papers for “Educating the Educators” 2019
16/01/2019
Educators, researchers and policy-makers are invited to submit proposals on three main topics for the third edition of the “Educating the Educators” conference that takes place in Freiburg, Germany, on 7 and 8 October 2019. The deadline to submit proposals for the conference is 1 April 2019.
Read more ... -
Enhancing STEM practice and strategy in secondary schools
07/01/2019
Secondary school teachers are invited to register for a course at the Future Classroom Lab by European Schoolnet, dedicated to the enhancement of practice and strategy in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) in secondary schools. The course is held in Brussels, Belgium, from 23 to 27 April 2019.
Read more ... -
Participate in the new Think Biobased Challenge
04/01/2019
Students at colleges and universities in Europe are invited to design and submit biobased educational materials, intended for primary and secondary education, for the international Think Biobased Challenge. The best entries are awarded a cash prize of 9,000 euros and the educational materials are added to a new repository of the BioCannDo project.
Read more ... -
Teachers’ responses analysed in a new Scientix Observatory report
11/12/2018
The data presented in a new Scientix Observatory report shows that teachers of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) need more support, training and tools for implementing innovative pedagogies in schools. This report is based on an analysis of 3,780 responses from STEM teachers in secondary schools in 38 European countries in a survey carried out earlier this year by Scientix, with the support of European Schoolnet and Texas Instruments.
Read more ... -
Five reasons why you should not miss Desgranando Ciencia
10/12/2018
The fifth edition of Desgranando Ciencia, the largest science dissemination event in Granada, Spain, is held from 13 to 15 December 2018. You should not miss this unique opportunity to participate in various science activities as part of this event, including ten-minute talks, a course about dissemination techniques, contests, workshops and a book fair. Five reasons for attending the event!
Read more ... -
Call for proposals for the International LUMAT Symposium 2019
26/11/2018
Current and prospective teachers of mathematics, science and technology subjects at all levels of education, teacher educators and researchers, developers and other experts, are invited to submit proposals for the International LUMAT Symposium in 2019. The deadline for submitting proposals is 31 January 2019.
Read more ... -
All you need to know about the 3rd Scientix Conference
20/11/2018
Scientix has just published a brand-new booklet summarising all the activities that took place at the 3rd Scientix Conference, including keynote speeches, presentations and talks, workshops, round tables, awards, public outreach and other relevant information. Complementary to this publication are six video interviews recorded at the conference.
Read more ... -
Mark these dates in your schools’ calendars
12/11/2018
A number of important science campaigns and initiatives are happening this academic year 2018-2019 that you should be aware of. The STEM Alliance has already kicked off its “Diversity in STEM” campaign and the fourth STEM Discovery Week is held 22 to 28 April 2019. Those initiatives and many more are all compiled in a new flyer published by Scientix.
Read more ...
