Neuroscience has become an interdisciplinary field with the recent advances in computers, and brain imaging and intervention instruments. Considered a medical field in the past, today Neuroscience is a blooming field that also inspires artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, and has implications in numerous areas; from marketing to...
During RosaDigitale week – which begins on the 8th of March – students and teachers reflect on the history of women who have changed the world. The RosaDigitale National Movement fights for equal opportunities in the field of information technology. In Europe, thousands of events, called petals, are organized...
Classroom integration of STEM and STEAM; cross-curricular lesson plans; over 100 professional development hours and meetings; 66 hungry for knowledge participants, each with their own abilities, interests and questions; seven different science preps and new matching syllabi to write, arrange and implement; regular schedule changes; a new 4-H headquarters...
Carrying out practical experiments is judged an essential aspect of science teaching. Indeed, some schools consider it best practice to perform a practical activity in every science lesson. Generally, practical activities aim to teach students how to develop hypotheses, design and carry out experiments, make observations and report them, interpret...
Have you ever thought there is plastic on a clean beach? Read on to find out how to build a sustainable world free from plastic! On a sunny Tuesday morning in Faro Beach in Paphos Cyprus, a group of people with white caps are searching for something in the...
As you know, it can be difficult to keep track of the fast developments and many local and national activities in the field of science education, a challenge that the Scientix project aims to tackle. Not only in science education, but also in the world of professionally and commercially...
Disclaimer: This article was first featured here and republished with changes on the Scientix blog, with Ivo Jokin’s consent. The Scientix blog is not responsible for the correctness of any information featured in the post. Multi Kulti’s Children’s Programme continued on 30 May 2017 with 4 astronomy workshops...
This article is the fifth and final one out of five, featuring stories about how teachers and their students relate to climate change. A little story about the big trouble – Climate change Desislava Tsokova – chemistry teacher, Vocational school “Asen Zlatarov”, Vidin – Bulgaria The following video has...
This article is the fourth one out of five, featuring stories about how teachers and their students relate to climate change. The consequences of climate change in Green Heart of Croatia – Gorski kotar Sanda Štimac, mag.prim.educ, Čabar/Croatia Gorski Kotar is the mountainous region in Croatia between...
This article is the third one out of five, featuring stories about how teachers and their students relate to climate change. Climate Change – a challenging issue for students Lavinia Orășanu, physics teacher, School “Mihai Eminescu”-Pitești, Romania In School “Mihai Eminescu”, Piteşti – Romania, we want to...