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Document typeConference lecture
Defense date2018
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ProjectEC-Erasmus+ Strategic Partenrship 2016-1UK01-KA201-024248-
EC-Erasmus+ 2017-1-FI01-KA201-034702-
EC-Erasmus+ 2017-1-FI01-KA201-034702-
Abstract
In this work it is presented the experience of the research group: EXPLORATORI natural resources from near 25 years. The use of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics (STEAM), and Open Science Schooling (OSS) methodologies have characterized the most important activities of this Group.
Firstly, it is important highlights the difficulty for secondary schools and science teachers to engage these methodologies in practical experimentation.
Secondly the paper shows several practical examples applied in some different Secondary Schools and Erasmus+ projects in development.
CitationGrau, M.D.; Torra, I. Open Science Schooling: one experience of EXPLORATORI. A: Annual International Conference on Hands-on Science. "Hands-on science: advancing science, improving education". 2018, p. 301-305.
DLVG 404-2018
ISBN978-84-8158-779-1
Publisher versionhttp://www.hsci.info/hsci2018/images/pdfs/eBookHSCI2018.pdf
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