- Youngsers 4 Education (4= for :).
- Experimental Science (measurements, pollution, etc. Could be with data collectors).
- Biotechnological outcomes/industryand bioethics in different countries.
- Business (economy) and IT (i.e price comparisons, money etc).
- Climate, energy consumption, natural resources, environmental history (environment in the past, nowadays and in the future; changes, mutual influences with the society, etc)
- History of Science
- Garbage - content of it, taking pictures,…
- Common (or rare) plants and their biotopes in different countries.
- Sound measurements in different places (home, school, concert, etc), sound wave influences to human body
eTwinning contact seminar for secondary school teachers from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia and Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and the UK
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Showing posts with label science and math. Show all posts
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Project ideas – science group. Possible ICT tools.
Project ideas – science group, Oct 02, 2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Science workshop on Oct 02
Dear participants!
During the workshop (02.10.2010, at 10.45-12.30, Work in groups)
for science teachers I'll kindly ask you to share your experiences in using diverse ICT tools in project work. Please prepare some good/successful examples and feel free to demonstrate or explain the methods! If You think You don't have any appropriate example or You just are not ready to take the floor, don't worry - I, and hopefully other participants will present some ideas!
Best wishes,
Urmas Tokko, the moderator of the science workshop.
During the workshop (02.10.2010, at 10.45-12.30, Work in groups)
for science teachers I'll kindly ask you to share your experiences in using diverse ICT tools in project work. Please prepare some good/successful examples and feel free to demonstrate or explain the methods! If You think You don't have any appropriate example or You just are not ready to take the floor, don't worry - I, and hopefully other participants will present some ideas!
Best wishes,
Urmas Tokko, the moderator of the science workshop.
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