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iTEC launches the third cycle of its school pilots
07/11/2012
The third cycle of the iTEC school pilots features new Learning Activities, the use of new technological tools for teaching and learning, and the introduction of learning shells.
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Cassini scientist for a day competition
29/10/2012
The 2012 edition of the ‘Cassini Scientist for a Day' competition is now open; students choose one of three targets that Cassini spacecraft should image and write an essay to justify their choice. The deadline for submission is 3 December 2012.
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Workshop on Energy and Polar Regions in Brussels
25/10/2012
From November 12, 2012 until the end of June 2013, the International Polar Foundation is offering a "Pôles Energies" interactive workshop for students, based on Princess Elisabeth Antarctica, the first Zero Emission research base in Antarctica.
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Young space artists wanted!
23/10/2012
‘Be inspired, creative and heard' is the motto of the international Humans in Space Youth Art Competition, which invites children and young people aged 10–18 to create musical, literary, visual or video pieces of art.
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LLP Call 2013: application package is available
19/10/2012
The European Commission's Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) has published the application forms and the User Guide for the 2013 Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP) call for proposals.
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iStage: developing teaching materials for ICT in Natural Sciences
17/10/2012
What can teachers learn from one another? Science on Stage Germany publishes concepts and materials for STEM lessons developed by 22 teachers from 14 European countries and Canada.
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24th EU Contest for Young Scientists finds future leaders
15/10/2012
The top three prizes of the 24th annual EU Contest for Young Scientists (EUCYS) go to teams from Ireland, Poland and Austria for projects in Physics, Chemistry and Engineering. Canada won the International Prize for contestants from outside the EU.
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Girls should be motivated to study STEM much earlier
11/10/2012
Girls need to be encouraged to pursue career in STEM much earlier than previously thought, new research by PH Zurich in Switzerland shows.
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Desire online survey: help improve STEM project communication strategies
02/10/2012
The Desire project has launched an online survey to identify best practices in disseminating latest developments and results in STEM education. Teachers, project managers and policy makers are invited to participate.
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Become part of the Nanopinion teacher team!
26/09/2012
The FP7 project Nanopinion is looking for 16 science and technology teachers to help with outreach to European schools and explore how education in nanotechnologies can be linked to school curricula. The deadline is 10 October 2012.
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