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EuroStemCell: new tool for schools - CSI: Cell Science Investigators
16/08/2012
CSI: Cell Science Investigators gets 12-14 year olds thinking about the uses, challenges and scientific processes of stem cell research.
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New Scientix Moodle courses: tips and tricks for next school year
13/08/2012
Scientix has prepared a new release of its Moodle courses. Learn about concept maps or Web organisers and surprise your class with cool activities using Twitter, Animoto or spreadsheets.
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iTEC publishes its Knowledge Map
10/08/2012
The iTEC project and Manchester Metropolitan University have created a Knowledge Map providing information on the use of ICT in education in European countries.
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Save the date: Science in Society Networking Event – 19 September 2012
08/08/2012
SiS.net – the Science in Society National Contact Points network – invites all stakeholders involved in the FP7 Science in Society Programme to the Info day and brokerage event in Brussels, Belgium.
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ESA's five telescopes for education
06/08/2012
A new collaboration for space science and astronomy brings the use of five telescopes to secondary school and university students in Europe.
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EU launches the final and largest call under the Seventh Framework Programme
02/08/2012
This final FP7 call, which acts as a bridge to Horizon 2020, the next EU funding programme for research, also includes a Science and Society call, with a total budget of 51.7 million euros.
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Training seminars on the use of ICT in the classroom: apply now!
31/07/2012
Teachers can now apply for three different training courses on the effective use of ICT tools in teaching and learning. The courses will take place in March and April in Greece and Norway. Comenius - Grundtvig grants available!
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Want to get teens interested in maths and science? Target their parents
27/07/2012
A new study examines the unique role that parents can play in promoting students' STEM motivation and provides evidence that interventions with parents could be a useful tool for boosting student enrolment in STEM courses.
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Girls' maths performance more likely to suffer than boys' as a result of mathematics anxiety
25/07/2012
A new study reports that a number of school-age children suffer from mathematics anxiety; girls, however, showed higher levels of mathematics anxiety than boys and it was a significant indicator of their performance.
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Learning Innovations and Quality conference: call for papers extended
23/07/2012
The first European Conference "Learning Innovation and Quality" (LINQ2012) has extended its call for papers. The new submission deadline is 10 August 2012.
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