4th Scientix conference: 18-19 nov. 2022
The 4th Scientix International Conference took place online on 18 and 19 November 2022. The conference provided an overview of the challenges and opportunities in science education in Europe and highlighted the potential and possibilities that the Scientix community can bring about. It also presented multiple opportunities to learn more aboutContinue Reading
Webinar “Good practices using mobile applications in STEM teaching”
We are announcing the last webinar for this year on the topic “Good practices using mobile applications in STEM teaching”. Our presenters are Marija Pupinoska Gogova- informatics teacher and Biljana Stojanovska primary teacher. The webinar will be organized on 21.12.2022 at 18 o’clock. Registration on the link.Continue Reading
Register for the ‘Exploring nature-based solutions in your classroom’ MOOC rerun
We are increasingly becoming aware of environmental issues and their impact on our societies and everyday life. Teachers are trying to shape students into informed and active citizens who will work and build with nature instead of separately from it. However, the educational potential of nature-based solutions (NBS) remains largelyContinue Reading
Science is wonderful! Calls on teachers and researchers to team up and co-create learning materials
The European Commission is calling on both teachers to enter the world of research, and on MSCA scientists to enter the world of primary and secondary education. The ‘EXPERTiment for the Classroom’ competition will give teachers and scientists a rare opportunity to team up in their subject area and co-createContinue Reading
The 4th Scientix conference brings together 1,200 participants
The 4th Scientix Conference took place on 18-19 November 2022, online. Some 1,200 teachers, researchers, policymakers, STEM professionals, industry representatives and STEM project managers came together for two days full of learning, networking and sharing. The conference featured 32 parallel talks, 15 projects, 8 workshops, 2 round-tables and the exhibition of 98 posters – making it one of the major science education eventsContinue Reading
International conference – ULCA pathway to excellent schools
Maja Videnovik and Mirjana Jankulovska, as representatives from Dig-Ed participated at international conference, ULCA: Pathway to Excellent Schools, Knowledge-sharing & Networking in Education, that was held at the Faculty of Education, Catholic University in Ružomberok, on November 9 and 10 2022. This conference was a key event organized by a teamContinue Reading
Scientix TV goes outdoors in its sixth episode on environmental education
The sixth episode of Scientix TV is out now. This month’s topic is environmental education. In this episode, you will hear from Francesc Baró, the activities coordinator for the COOLSCHOOLS project in Belgium; Tullia Urschitz, a teacher from Italy who implemented nature-based solutions in the classroom; and Deidra Parrish Williams, leader of global corporateContinue Reading
“Train the LCA Teacher-trainer” training
“Train the LCA Teacher-trainer” training took part from 24th to 28th of October 2022 in primary school “Straso Pindzur”, Negotino, North Macedonia. Maja Videnovik and Mirjana Jankulovska, as Dig-Ed representatives took active participation in this training. During each day original training courses led by the LCA teacher-trainers-to-be were delivered. FeedbackContinue Reading
Recordings from the webinar “Good practices using mobile applications in STEM teaching”
The webinar “Good practices using mobile applications in STEM teaching” took place on October 18, 2022. Igor Bogdanoski and Igor Nikoloski presented their experiences in using Phet, Geogebra, Minecraft, Microbit, Arete AR. Here you can watch the recordings:Continue Reading
The STE(A)M it project has just published the first European integrated STEM teaching framework!
Integrated STEM teaching is more important than ever. However, the number of tertiary students in STEM fields is falling, the STEM industry is experiencing talent shortages, and with the lack of STEM visionaries, innovation is stalling. That is why we need to start nurturing STEM experts today. To fix this,Continue Reading
