Thereโs an article about IAS in the ASEโs Education in Science magazine for April, surely the crรจme de la crรจme of science education media? The article was written by me and Ian Francis, our Education Consultant. Our author copies have just arrived so we are all quite excited (look Mum, my name in print!). Unfortunately they donโt publish the articles online, so I canโt link to it, but look out for it if you are a subscriber.
If you are an Education in Science reader whoโs here because you read the article, then Hi! This site is the project blog, where you can find out what weโre up to, and about the development of the project.
The event site is here, and you can look back at the March 2009 event, or the pilot last June, and see the kind of questions young people asked and the answers scientists gave.
Our evaluations of the pilot and the March event are here, where you can find out what students, teachers and scientists said about taking part and what they got out of it.
Teaching materials specially designed for the event are here and you are free to download them and use them as much as you want. Most of them work fine as stand-alone activities.
And if you want to take part in the event with your class, then fill in the โget more infoโ section over there <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< and weโll put you on our list and send you more info.
The next Iโm a Scientist event will run 15th โ 26th June 2009.
