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Science on Stage - The European Science Teaching Network
Science on Stage is a European initiative designed to encourage teachers from across Europe to share best practice in science teaching. The Science on Stage programme offers European teachers the chance to exchange successful and innovative (...) - Read more

eLearning Awards 2009
Since 2001, European Schoolnet has been running the eLearning Awards to acknowledge and highlight teachers and schools' best practices in the pedagogical use of ICT. The eLearning Awards Jury is proud to unveil the best 50 projects submitted to the (...) - Read more

Release of the STELLA eBook “Science Education in European Schools - Selected Practices from the STELLA Catalogue”
There has been recently issued the STELLA eBook "Science Education in European Schools - Selected Practices from the STELLA Catalogue" - available online under http://www.stella-science.eu/pool_good_practices.php - which provides a sample of (...) - Read more

eLearning Awards 2009
Since 2001, European Schoolnet has been running the eLearning Awards to acknowledge and highlight teachers and schools' best practices in the pedagogical use of ICT. Many teachers find innovative ways of teaching and learning based on new (...) - Read more

MILSET - International Movement for Leisure Activities in Science & Technology
MILSET Europe is a European non-governmental, non-profit and politically independent youth organisation, created from member organisations of MILSET (International Movement for Leisure Activities in Science & Technology) holding their seat in (...) - Read more

Bringing astronomy into the classroom
The Galileo Teacher Training Program has been launched, bringing training and resources to teachers around the globe. The project's aim is to improve astronomy education for children of all nations, by better equipping their tutors through a (...) - Read more

The EU Science Contest for Young Scientists
Looking for tomorrow's researchers... today! A showcase for the researchers of the futureThe EU launched the Contest for Young Scientists back in 1989, with the aim of encouraging young people to get involved in science and eventually embark on a (...) - Read more

Pollen – Seed Cities for Science
A community approach for a sustainable growth of science education in Europe "...Carried by bees, Pollen made of few-micron grains, will fertilize thousands of flowers. This evoques for me, the work of all these teachers who will spread knowledge (...) - Read more

UPDATE - The Project
Aim of the programme is to improve science and technology teaching in Europe in order to appeal young people to technology, especially girls. New learning material and methods shall result from the project which is focussing three age-groups (...) - Read more

Xperimania - from molecules to materials
Have you ever wondered about the materials around you? Project background Attracting young talent has become a major challenge for the chemical industry and the petrochemical industry in particular. Statistics show that the number of young people (...) - Read more

KeyToNature: Promoting biodiversity in education
KeyToNature is a project to develop interactive e-tools for learning and teaching biodiversity. KeyToNature is focused on providing common access to data and interactive educational tools for the identification of organisms in order to enhance the (...) - Read more

Science Education NOW: A Renewed Pedagogy for the Future of Europe
  In recent years, many studies have highlighted an alarming decline in young people’s interest for key science studies and mathematics. Despite the numerous projects and actions that are being implemented to reverse this trend, the (...) - Read more