Are you invested in inspiring children and young people to engage in current and authentic issues within the natural sciences, so that they will be able to act on global as well as local challenges? Are you interested in promoting children and young people's motivation in science? then this series of seminar may be something for you. Regardless of whether you are affiliated with a school, teacher education or in a university context….
Events
IMADA invites you to an open lecture with Professor Keith Devlin from Stanford University, California. Keith Devlin's lecture is entitled The Emergence and Development of Mathematics Thinking in Human Society and takes place in the course "History of Mathematics" under associate professor Chunfang Zhou; but can be followed online by anyone interested via this link https://lnkd.in/eTu2SEUd
On Thursday 31 March 2022, Mette Møller Jeppesen, Project Manager at LamSTEM-Nord, is set to defend her PhD dissertation on a coordinated language for problem-based learning in the subject Technology at HTX (Danish technical upper secondary school). As part of her PhD studies, she has written a textbook to strengthen the academic tradition in Technology and support the individual teacher in using problem-based learning as a teaching and learning approach.
Right now you can experience the ‘Data Choreographies’ exhibition at Catch in Elsinore. The exhibition is a transdisciplinary collaboration between the research project ‘Choreographies for Connected IT Systems’ and a number of artists who, inspired by choreographic programming, examine our understanding of academic knowledge and lived experience. You can experience the exhibition yourself or see more via the link.