Recommended links for STEM teachers
At this webpage, we have added useful links to further information and material 'from teachers for teachers' covering all areas of STEM as well as recommended activities for your students, provided by members of our Science on Stage Europe network and related organisations.
Digital learning tool "Climate and its change"
Teachers from Latvia, Lithuania and Croatia have developed a digital learning tool for junior class students. The digital learning material covers 12 different topics that teach students what is happening in the world and nature, invite them to think about climate change, and encourage children to become change makers themselves.
Find the material in Latvian, Lithuanian, Croatian and English here: https://www.digi4clima.org/
Science on Stage Italy - Experiments and ideas for STEM teachers
Science on Stage Italy has published a booklet in which you can find all the description of the teaching projects and experiments that were presented at their festival.
You can download it here for free.
Contact:
Giovanni Pezzi
AIF-Association Physics Teachers
Mail: giannipezzi@gmail.com
Science on Stage Irland - Science on Stage Books
Since 2000, Science on Stage Ireland offers Books of teaching ideas and demos selected by the Irish team members at European festivals. These books have been sent to all science teachers in Ireland and can be downloaded in PDF format.
www.scienceonstage.ie/resources
Contact:
Dr Eilish McLoughlin
Director CASTeL.
eilish.mcloughlin@dcu.ie
Paul Nugent
IOPI Teacher Network Coordinator
paul.nugent@gmail.com
Science on Stage Canada - Activities, books and information for STEM teachers
At its webpage, Science on Stage Canada presents a great variety of useful links to activities, teaching material and informative websites for STEM teachers in Canada and abroad.
Contact:
Dr. Johanne Patry
Science on Stage Canada
jpatry@scienceonstage.ca
Science on Stage Finland - Webpage for astronomy teaching
The Arcturus website is a frame for Astronomy Resource Center, the purpose of which is to support the teaching of astronomy at school. The site has primarily been designed for the teachers of natural sciences, but it also includes information for everyone who is interested to know more about astronomy. It offers:
- ready-to-use teaching entities
- 34 lessons with topics for all class levels
- practical instructions for preparing observation tools
- tips for observation in nature
- latest results and observations in space research
- links for acquiring teaching materials and advanced teaching content
- introducing organisations with a close connection to the astronomy teaching
- descriptions of astronomical events and training sessions
See the detailed description here.
All materials are free of charge and, regarding the source, available for use.
Contact:
Irma Hannula
Science on Stage Finland
irma.hannula@helsinki.fi
Science on Stage Finland - Science and computing online courses
At the webpage of LUMA Centre, host of Science on Stage Finland, you find Finnish science and computing online courses e.g. about programming.
Climate.now (in English) & Ilmasto.nyt (in Finnish)
MOOC.fi (in English) & MOOC.fi (in Finnish)
Koodiaapinen-MOOC (in Finnish)
Science on Stage Czechia - Ideas from the European Science on Stage festival 2022 (in Czech language)
Elixír do škol has published a booklet in cooperation with Science on Stage Czechia. The Booklet brings together ideas collected at the European Science on Stage festival 2022 in Prague. The language of the booklet is Czech.
Click here to download it for free
Contact:
Jitka Houfkova
jitka.houfkova@gmail.com
Science on Stage Greece - Science on Stage books
Science on Stage Greece has published three books in which you can find all the descriptions of the teaching projects and experiments that were presented at main Greek events and at the European Science on Stage festival. The language of the books is Greek with an abstract in English and can be downloaded in PDF format free: http://etsito.mysch.gr/?q=node/97
Contact: Eugenia Tsitopoulou – Christodoulides etsitop@otenet.gr