The document outlines a video conference session on showmanship in science education. It discusses using drama, songs, and visual aids to engage students in experiments involving chemical reactions and their color changes. Videos are presented demonstrating experiments on chemical reactions set to music or acted out through role-playing. The 5E learning model of engage, explore, explain, elaborate, and evaluate is referenced for designing these interactive science lessons.
The topic nanotechnology is a well known
issue associated with discoveries of practical
application. Although it is not reflected
in national curricula, it can be an attractive
theme for students who see the result of
natural science research. Can you imagine
how small “nanoworld” is? How could we
vizualize it? Is it possible to touch nanoparticles?
The participants of the workshop
will get to know what is nano, they will play
a game on nano, see some demonstrations
on scanning probe microscopy (SPM) and
also see the tiniest film ever, “A boy and his
atom”. A presentation from Charles University.
The topic nanotechnology is a well known
issue associated with discoveries of practical
application. Although it is not reflected
in national curricula, it can be an attractive
theme for students who see the result of
natural science research. Can you imagine
how small “nanoworld” is? How could we
vizualize it? Is it possible to touch nanoparticles?
The participants of the workshop
will get to know what is nano, they will play
a game on nano, see some demonstrations
on scanning probe microscopy (SPM) and
also see the tiniest film ever, “A boy and his
atom”. A presentation from Charles University.
In 2007 – eight years ago- the Rocard report asked for renewing science education in Europe and advertised
inquiry based science education (IBSE) as the remedy for many problems we were facing in science education
those days. Several innovative education projects were launched and successfully implemented in many European
countries. Which lessons did we learn? Which questions do we still need to answer?
“Science Education for Active citizenship” is a publication on science education offers a 21st century vision
for science for society within the broader European agenda. This report is aimed primarily at science education
policy makers. It identifies the main issues involved in helping citizens to access scientific debate. It provides
guidance on how industry can contribute to science education; and it proposes a new framework for all types
of science education from formal, to non-formal and informal approaches.
Public engagement has already made a real difference in the governance and decision-making process of
Horizon 2020: providing a space for the citizen to tell us what works and what doesn’t, what’s important and
what’s not.
The report makes a substantive contribution to the policy debate within Europe on how best to equip citizens
with the skills they need for active participation in the processes that will shape everyone’s lives.
Learning, and science education in particular, is full of mysteries and opportunities to provoke curiosity. So how can teachers scatter this emotional and cognitive itching powder to excite, rather than frustrate, their students? Discover some of the psychological and performance secrets used by magicians and street buskers to interest their audiences, and learn how educators can apply these techniques. Find out how inventing a toy, instead of doing his homework, made one student a fortune.
A presentation addressed to chemistry teachers from the University of Vienna to prepare a lesson about indicators using Inquiry Based Science Education and the 5E cycle.
What’s special about TEMI teaching? The TEMI teaching methodology comprises four main innovations: first the use of mysteries to capture the students imagination and motivation, second the 5E cycle to help pupils explore and evaluate their learning, third presentation skills to allow teachers to feel comfortable in presenting the classroom mysteries, and finally a method by which responsibility for learning is transferred gradually from teacher to student, so flipping the traditional session.
TEMI is a science education project addressed to secondary school teachers, funded by the European Commission under the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7), category Capacities, Science in Society, Coordination Action.
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A Strategic Approach: GenAI in EducationPeter Windle
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
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In 2007 – eight years ago- the Rocard report asked for renewing science education in Europe and advertised
inquiry based science education (IBSE) as the remedy for many problems we were facing in science education
those days. Several innovative education projects were launched and successfully implemented in many European
countries. Which lessons did we learn? Which questions do we still need to answer?
“Science Education for Active citizenship” is a publication on science education offers a 21st century vision
for science for society within the broader European agenda. This report is aimed primarily at science education
policy makers. It identifies the main issues involved in helping citizens to access scientific debate. It provides
guidance on how industry can contribute to science education; and it proposes a new framework for all types
of science education from formal, to non-formal and informal approaches.
Public engagement has already made a real difference in the governance and decision-making process of
Horizon 2020: providing a space for the citizen to tell us what works and what doesn’t, what’s important and
what’s not.
The report makes a substantive contribution to the policy debate within Europe on how best to equip citizens
with the skills they need for active participation in the processes that will shape everyone’s lives.
Learning, and science education in particular, is full of mysteries and opportunities to provoke curiosity. So how can teachers scatter this emotional and cognitive itching powder to excite, rather than frustrate, their students? Discover some of the psychological and performance secrets used by magicians and street buskers to interest their audiences, and learn how educators can apply these techniques. Find out how inventing a toy, instead of doing his homework, made one student a fortune.
A presentation addressed to chemistry teachers from the University of Vienna to prepare a lesson about indicators using Inquiry Based Science Education and the 5E cycle.
What’s special about TEMI teaching? The TEMI teaching methodology comprises four main innovations: first the use of mysteries to capture the students imagination and motivation, second the 5E cycle to help pupils explore and evaluate their learning, third presentation skills to allow teachers to feel comfortable in presenting the classroom mysteries, and finally a method by which responsibility for learning is transferred gradually from teacher to student, so flipping the traditional session.
TEMI is a science education project addressed to secondary school teachers, funded by the European Commission under the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7), category Capacities, Science in Society, Coordination Action.
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http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/iateflwebinar2024
Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
This webinar will introduce you to my framework, highlighting the key competencies I identified from my research. It will also show how anybody involved in language teaching (any language, not just English!), teacher training, managing schools or developing language learning materials can benefit from using the framework.
1. SHOWMANSHIP
Co-funded by
the Seventh Framework Programme
of the European Union
WP5
Video Conference series
VC2 – 23/09/14
Led by the Weizmann Team
FP7-Science-in-Society-2012-1, Grant Agreement N. 321403
2. SHOWMANSHIP
WP5
Video Conference series
VC2 – 23/09/14
Led by the Weizmann Team
FP7-Science-in-Society-2012-1, Grant Agreement N. 321403
3. 5E model
ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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4. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
Video 1 - "TEMI vineyard"
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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5. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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6. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE Action
Emotion
“Color”
Mystery
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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7. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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8. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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9. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
Video 2 - "Basic reaction"
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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10. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
Video 3 - "teacher Xylophone"
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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11. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
Video 4 - an improved Xylphone
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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12. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
Teacher as
a director
Students as
presentors
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13. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
Do’s
EVALUATE
White stage
Large
quantities
What to do
during
reaction?
EXTEND EXPLAIN
Teacher as
a director
Students as
presentors
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14. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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15. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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16. 16
Mechanism
slow
B
A* - Black A - Transparent
fast
C
There is more B than C.
Once C runs out only B can react making solution Black.
17. 17
Mechanism
Black
I2 + starch
Transparent
I-slow
H2O2 – oxidizing agent
fast
S2O3
2- - reducing agent
Once all the thiosulfate (S2O3
2-) runs out, then iodine (I2)
accumulates and the solution darkens.
18. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
Video 5 - Explaining with balloons
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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19. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
Set clear rules
Form a safe environment
Teacher should ‘act’ too
EVALUATE
Props (cardboard, masks,
balloons)
Must discuss model limitations
EXTEND EXPLAIN
Chance to Evaluate
Do’s
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20. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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21. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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22. ENGAGE
Video 6 - Chemistry sing-along
EXPLORE
Test-tube sing-along:
Let the solution react to
your favorite song
EVALUATE
Calibration curves
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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23. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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24. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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25. ENGAGE
Some ideas
• Evaluate drama activity
EXPLORE
• Suggest a use for the phenomenon
• Write a story about the changing
color
• Write a story about the mechanism
• Or .. EXTEND Just write a normal EXPLAIN
lab report
EVALUATE
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26. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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27. ENGAGE
EXPLORE
Showmanship
EVALUATE
EXTEND EXPLAIN
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Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.
Engage: Presentation of a mystery to create motivation/attention in the learners and for developing hypotheses
Explore: Planning and executing an inquiry for collecting observations and evidences
Explain: Finding and formulating a sound explanation based on scientific concepts
Extend: Practicing and applying the newly learned concepts
Evaluate: Assessing the learning process
The teachers learn how detach from their role as experts and take on the role of a supervisor, who becomes active only by request of the student.
TEMI involves professionals in communication (actors, magicians, rhetoric experts, etc.) to develop skills with the teachers in the appealing and provoking presentation of the mysteries.