I’m a Scientist and I’m an Engineer

Mary Mullaghy September 28, 2015

I’m a Scientist andI’m an Engineer will be running in Ireland this November to blow away the mad scientist stereotype and show students a slice of real science and engineering.

For two weeks between 9th – 20th November students all over Ireland will be able to ask questions to, and take part in live text-based chats with real scientists and engineers in the free, online events. Students then vote for their favourite to win €500 to spend on further STEM engagement.

Teachers can register their free place now, at imascientist.ie/teachers, and imanengineer.ie/teachers — After registering, teachers will get an email asking which zones they would like to take part in. The registration deadline is 10 am on 21st September.

The online nature of the event helps to give all students a voice, and encourages students to ask the questions they might not be confident asking in front of the whole class. And students see that scientists and engineers are normal people, while being introduced the wide range of possibilities in STEM careers; it’s not all hard hats and white coats.

All the teaching resources are provided, including suggested lesson plans and adaptations. The events are totally free for schools and I’m a Scientist, has special zones just for primary schools; the I’m an Engineer activity is also great for maths, engineering, and technology students.

For more information, visit imascientist.ie/teachers, imanengineer.ie/teachers, or email Josh at josh@gallomanor.com

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For more information, and to apply to take part with your students, visit:imanengineer.ie/teachers before 25th January.

Contact josh@gallomanor.com, or call +44 (0) 1225 326 892 for more information.

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