1. The document outlines the leadership structure and goals of the Open Schooling Science project, which aims to promote open schooling in Europe through science education. 2. Open schooling involves cooperation between schools, scientists, and local communities to engage students in solving real-world problems through science. 3. The project will provide resources and support to help schools incorporate open scenarios and science-actions into their curriculum to improve student learning and develop their science capital.

1. Scientific Coordinator: OU (Dr Alexandra Okada)
Ethics Leader: OU (Prof John Oates)
Communication Leader: Loba (Pietro Rigonat)
Engagement Leader: IRSI Caixa (Rosina Malgrida)
Open-Scenarios Leader: DBT (Bjorn Bedsted)
Partnerships Leader: VUT ( Dr Mihai Bizoi )
Project Coordinator: EXUS (Dr Eva Jaho)
Technology Leader: EXUS (Marcos Varveris)
Resources Leader: MASTERY SCIENCE (Dr Tony Sherborne)
Implementation: RDE (Dr Giorgos Panselinas)
PUC-PR (Dr Patricia Torres)
UNEB (Dr Sonia Pinto)

3. Open Schooling is a key
approach promoted by the
European Commission to
promote cooperation
between schools with
scientists and local
communities.
for youth to solve real
problems.

4. There are 9 projects funded
by the European Comission
about “open schooling”
1. 2017-2020 OSOS
2. 2019-2022 SEAS
3. 2019-2022 PULCHRA
4. 2019-2022 PHERECLOS
5. 2019-2022 OSHub
6. 2020-2023 SALL
7. 2020-2023 MOST
8. 2020-2023 Make it Open
9. 2020-2023 CONNECT

5. “Schools, in cooperation with other stakeholders,
become an agent of community well-being;
Families are encouraged to become real
partners in school life and activities;
Professionals from enterprise, civil and wider society
are actively involved in bringing real-life projects into
the classroom.”
The term “open schooling” emerged in this report (Ryan et. al, 2015)
Europe Commission’s goal is to increase uptake
of science studies and science-based careers
to improve employability and competitiveness.

6. The approach “open schooling” is not new …

7. There are also various studies related to ”open schooling” in the literature

8. There are also various initatives beyond the European-funded projects…

9. Open Schooling
Inclusive
Engaging
Future-oriented

10. Our aim is to help schools
improve students’ learning
through science-actions in
the core-curriculum and
open scenarios with
participatory science.

11. SCIENCE-ACTION helps students learn science
and use their knowledge, skills and attitude
to benefit their lives, their community and society

12. Families, local community,
universities and enterprises
contribute to increase
students’ aspirations in science
with school-life activities.

13. Structured scenarios: pre-defined
activities that schools can easily
customise to maximise the chance
of a successful first-time project
supported by scientists.
Open-ended scenarios: template
for schools and scientists to identify
their own issues and create
activities.

14. Real-world challenges
COVID-19 REWILDING CLIMATE CHANGE

15. Future-oriented support from a scientist
COVID-19 REWILDING CLIMATE CHANGE

16. Engaging family activities
COVID-19 well-being Interdependence - Biodiversity Climate Change

17. Fun science-actions to apply science ideas
with strategies for learning skills
Think and Talk outside
school
Exploratory and Experimental Science Citizen Science & Open Data

18. Students and Scientists
are engaged with
a real-life issue
Students with Teacher
acquire knowledge
and skills in science
Students with Families
develop attitude for
participatory science-
action
aims to increase students’ by science capital
KNOW
KNOW D
CARE

19. aims to increase students’ by science capital
Science capital explores factors that influence
students’ aspirations towards science-based careers
Knowledge &
Skills
Values &
Attitudes
Scientific
competences
D
CARE KNOW
KNOW
What you do?
What you know?
Who you know?
How do you think ?

20. USER ADVISORY BOARD
specialists,
practitioners
and, professionals
EXPERT ADVISORY BOARD
academics,
researchers
and, scientists

22. Thank you