© La scatola delle esperienze - Teaching Science in Europe III

Handbooks Teaching Science in Europe 1, 2, 3 [English editions]

Dear participants, coordinators and advisors,

On behalf of Science on Stage Deutschland e.V. I would like to thank you for attending our final event of Teaching Science in Europe 3 in Berlin-Buch last weekend - and if you could not attend we thank you for your contributions to the project. Under Picasaweb you find the photos from the event.

Our new publication can be ordered free of charge, we kindly ask you to recompense the postage. It can also be downloaded from the Science on Stage Deutschland e.V. website: [ German version ]

There you find also additional material. Please, forward this information in your countries. We will also put this information on our European Science on Stage webpage and the blog. In case you wish to stay in contact with the participants you find attached the list of participants with their e-mail addresses.

We will keep you informed about news concerning the possible continuation of the project at the Science on Stage Festival 2011 in Copenhagen. If you have any comments or questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you again for your input and best wishes, Johanna

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Johanna Schulze
Science on Stage Deutschland e.V. (SonSD) Berlin
Geschäftsführung: Stefanie Schlunk

www.science-on-stage.de
www.science-on-stage.eu
www.science-on-stage-europe.blogspot.com

Application form - national Science on Stage-Festival
of Science on Stage Deutschland e.V. and THINK ING.
23.- 26.10.2008 in Berlin, Germany

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Teaching Science in Europe 1

Topics:

Science in Primary School
The interdisciplinary approach of teaching science in Europe
The role of the experiment inteaching science
Astronomy in the classroom

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Teaching Science in Europe 2

Topics:

Science in kindergarten and primary school
Interdisciplinarx teaching
Self-perception and self-evaluation of teachers

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Teaching Science in Europe 3

Topics:

Science in Kindergarten and Primary School
Benefits of Non-formal Education Initiatives
Moderation of Learning Science

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TD61: Volume 22, Numero 1 (2014)
Tecnologia e innovazione scolastica

EDITORIALE a cura di: Vincenza Benigno, Giampaolo Chiappini, Augusto Chioccariello

La seconda rivoluzione educativa: come la tecnologia sta trasformando l'educazione
Allan Collins, Richard Halverson

Flipped classroom: innovare la scuola con le tecnologie digitali
Graziano Cecchinato

Tecnologia e innovazione didattica. Storia trentennale di un percorso didattico di geografia quantitativa
Giampaolo Chiappini, Manuela Delfino, Camillo Gibelli, Sara Urgeghe, Paola Villani, Maria Lombardo

Come trasformare un'esigenza estrema in una straordinaria opportunità di innovazione didattica e crescita professionale per i docenti
Guglielmo Trentin

Dati e percezioni sullo sviluppo di una comunità di pratica online di docenti: il caso della scuola "don Milani"
Chiara Cipolli, Stefania Donadio

RUBRICHE - ESPERIENZE
La tecnologia nell'innovazione della didattica della musica
Alessandro Lamantea

THINK & BUILD BRIDGES...
un approccio interdisciplinare
Linda Giannini, Carlo Nati

Le tecnologie nel rapporto tra scuola e famiglia
Michelle Pieri

STRUMENTI
Adottare le tecnologie a scuola: una scala per rilevare gli atteggiamenti e le credenze degli insegnanti
Vincenza Benigno, Antonella Chifari, Carlo Chiorri

FESTIVAL DELLA SCIENZA
Il CNR al Festival della Scienza 2013
Francesca Gorini, Francesca Messina, Cecilia Tria

http://www.tdjournal.itd.cnr.it/journals/view/61