Dublin City University is currently working with the EU Inspiring Science Education (ISE) project in the development of engaging elearning resources for science classes. In February DCU will be holding an information webinar for schools interested in availing of digital resources and class plans developed in line with the Irish science curriculum. If your school is interested in obtaining more information please contact einnovation@dcu.ie
The following are links to experiments that you can send to your students. Each will download the zipped files needed to run the simulation. Each will…
2015 is the International Year of Light. This competition is about recognising best practice by teachers and pupils in using Inspiring Science Education (ISE) resources in projects focused on the topic of light.
This competition is all about recognising and rewarding inspirational science teaching practice. If you are a teacher who is planning to run an exciting experiment in your science class between now and March 31, 2015; this is a chance for you to highlight your work to schools and policy-makers all over Europe.
They are looking for projects that:
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