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"The Pilot Programme in Venezuela" Cecilia Scorza Presentation of the UNAWE pilot activities in Venezuela. Presented at 2nd UNAWE International Workshop. (Date: October 2006)

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The Pilot Programme in Venezuela:
a wonderful experience

Dr. Cecilia Scorza (ZAH, Heidelberg University)
www.universeawareness.org

Why Venezuela?

• Geographical location
• 3 social environments
• Cultural diversity
• UNESCO delegation

Pilot Project
• Two visits
January and March 06

1

First Visit
Target region 1: the coast

.

.

First Visit

Basic environment: Chuao, January 2006

Chuao, edo. Aragua

2

First Visit

Great interest!

But!!
Scared of looking at the
moon with a telescope!
Because of
the moon energy

First Visit
Target region 2: the Andes

.

.

3

First Visit

View of the Observatory „Llano del Hato“ (3700 mts)

First Visit

Centro de Astronomía CIDA, Mérida city

4

First Visit

A dialogue between Myth and Science

Marlene Morales Sueke C. Scorza and A. Bongiovani
(Intercultural education) (astronomers)

Discussion about „our views of the world“

First Visit
The Ye´kuana tradition

UNICEF Venezuela

5

First Visit

A present for the Ye´kuana indigeneous

The Sun God
Do stars really dye? Earth and moon models to
explain the solar eclipses
Are the morning and
evening stars the same
object (Venus)?

First Visit

Teacher training, CIDA 2006

87 teachers!....

6

First Visit

UNAWE Venezuela, first group

First Visit

Creation of the UNAWE national comittee

8

The UNAWE-national network in Venezuela

Unesco delegation ! Government " Astronomy centres
(300 school-network) Education Ministry Astronomers, Amateurs,
Science Ministry Planetariums, Foundations

Street children, small-village children, teachers and schools

UNAWE Europe

Gloria Perozo (Education Ministry and UNESCO)

+ Five amateur
groups

Planetario Humbolt de Caracas y la Sociedad
Venezolana de Ciencias Naturales

9

Second Visit
5 weeks later:
visit to the Kindergarten El Llano

Kindergarten El Llano

10

Kindergarten El Llano

The visit to a UNESCO-associated school

11

School Flor de Maldonado

School Flor de Maldonado

12

UNAWE Venezuela, second teacher group

Actual UNAWE-Network

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.

13

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1. The Pilot Programme in Venezuela: a wonderful experience Dr. Cecilia Scorza (ZAH, Heidelberg University) www.universeawareness.org Why Venezuela? • Geographical location • 3 social environments • Cultural diversity • UNESCO delegation Pilot Project • Two visits January and March 06 1

2. First Visit Target region 1: the coast . . First Visit Basic environment: Chuao, January 2006 Chuao, edo. Aragua 2

3. First Visit Great interest! But!! Scared of looking at the moon with a telescope! Because of the moon energy First Visit Target region 2: the Andes . . 3

4. First Visit View of the Observatory „Llano del Hato“ (3700 mts) First Visit Centro de Astronomía CIDA, Mérida city 4

5. First Visit A dialogue between Myth and Science Marlene Morales Sueke C. Scorza and A. Bongiovani (Intercultural education) (astronomers) Discussion about „our views of the world“ First Visit The Ye´kuana tradition UNICEF Venezuela 5

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7. Practical work 7

8. First Visit UNAWE Venezuela, first group First Visit Creation of the UNAWE national comittee 8

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10. Second Visit 5 weeks later: visit to the Kindergarten El Llano Kindergarten El Llano 10

11. Kindergarten El Llano The visit to a UNESCO-associated school 11

12. School Flor de Maldonado School Flor de Maldonado 12

13. UNAWE Venezuela, second teacher group Actual UNAWE-Network . . 13

14. Thank you very much! 14

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