The Swedish magazine “Förskolan” , a professional magazine directed towards preschool teachers potentially reaching all preschool teachers in Sweden have reported on the botSTEM project. A reporter from the magazine visited one of our participating preschool on site and wrote an extenisive article presenting the botSTEM project. Read the article (in swedish) https://forskolan.se/teknik-i-forskolan-fran-elektricitet-till-robotar/ Impactos: 0…Continúa leyendo botSTEM in Swedish Press

Three posters were presented at the ESERA19 conferense in Bologna. ESERA might be the most significant conference concerning science education worldwide. One poster where exposed during the whole conference in a section called EU-corner. Two other posters were presented at a postersession. One poster presenting experiences from Spain and one poster presenting experiences from Sweden.…Continúa leyendo ESERA19 and the botSTEM-posters: The Swedish poster

Three posters were presented at the ESERA19 conferense in Bologna. ESERA might be the most significant conference concerning science education worldwide. One poster where exposed during the whole conference in a section called EU-corner. Two other posters were presented at a postersession. One poster presenting experiences from Spain and one poster presenting experiences from Sweden. …Continúa leyendo ESERA19 and the botSTEM-posters: The Spanish poster

Three posters were presented at the ESERA19 conferense in Bologna. ESERA might be the most significant conference concerning science education worldwide. One poster where exposed during the whole conference in a section called EU-corner. Two other posters were presented at a postersession. One poster presenting experiences from Spain and one poster presenting experiences from Sweden.…Continúa leyendo ESERA19 and the botSTEM-posters presented

The botSTEM project was presented at ESERA 2019. Posters and oral presentions drew attention towards the project and it remains to be seen in what capacity future cooperatons were initiated. Impactos: 0 Post Views: 1.051

From Monash University we get an inspiring article concerning STEM and early childhood. Prof. Marilyn Fleer proposes a Conceptual Playworld. There are five steps to setting up and developing a Conceptual PlayWorld that are really important. There is even an app to guide us through the process. Read more about this inspiring idea.   https://www.monash.edu/education/teachspace/articles/five-steps-for-early-childhood-educators-to-create-a-conceptual-playworld-and-encourage-a-love-of-stem…Continúa leyendo Five steps for early childhood educators to create a Conceptual PlayWorld and encourage a love of STEM

One of the aims of BOTSTEM is to create an online community of practice for teachers interested in implementing STEM activities in their teaching. The botstem.org platform is based on the leading Virtual Learning Environment Moodle which offers tools for the creation and dissemination of interactive activities and social inclusion, using forums, chatrooms and even…Continúa leyendo Botstem.org: An Online Community of Practice

The Association for Science Education provides us with a series of articles addressing the issue of girls into science. This web-link gives us access to an inspiring and neatly packaged collection of articles on “girls inspiring girls” Titles like e.g “We still need more girls in science” , “Brilliant Women:  Pioneers of Science and Technology”…Continúa leyendo Girls into science

Primary / pre-school teacher students working with the design of STEM activities combining technology and digital competence at Kristianstad University. In order for pupils to develop insights regarding the “invisible technology in every-day life”, teacher students develop challenges for the pupils. The themes demonstrated in the images is; “My way to the school”. The technology…Continúa leyendo Teacher training students design of STEM activities