Identifying research directions (2) – theoretical and classroom oriented.
Staff capacity building: forming research groups, recruiting new people without background in social science research or in research at all (from centres, science departments).
Staff coaching: supporting staff members and early career researchers by coaching to identify research strengths and weakness and areas for possible improvement (min 3 group coaching sessions).
Research capacity building and experience exchange through mobility (between 3 countries) (in correlation with T4.4)
Activities
Research groups’ videoconferences every 3 months (virtual /international level)
Research seminars in Estonia (local face to face level), revolving around the identified areas and considering the strength of the research in partner countries; annual, open for a wider specialised audience of circa 20 persons (in correlation with WP2)
Evaluating the impact of science career related motivational scenarios in science education.
Using modelling techniques for promoting scientific literacy among learners.
Core ideas in science education and implication towards paradigm shift in STEM teacher education.
In collaboration with WP4 T4.4 // Researcher visits to WEIZ, UH (4 persons per year, each ā 4 days). Contribution of partners:
Coaching during the research visits.
Supervising the academic research from the perspective of practical relevance and societal needs.
Training in transferable skills (in correlation with WP5 Career awareness activities)
3.12.2020 13.00-15.00 (zoom) by prof Jari Lavonen, University of Helsinki From discovery learning to project based learning – what research say about learning and engagement through experimental approaches?
14.1.2021 13.00- 15.00 (zoom) by Ehud Aviran, Enas Easa, Rachel Mamlok-Naaman and Ron Blonder, (WEIZ) 18.2.2021 14.00- 16.00 (zoom) by Dr. Anni Loukomies (UH) Supporting interest, motivation and conceptual understanding in out-of-school learning environments.
19.5.2021 at 16.00-18.00. Professor, Twente University (zoom) organized by (UH) Conducting Educational Design Research.
22.4. 2021 at 13.00- 15.00 Session 1 by Dr. Lili-Ann Wolff, (UH). Finland Education for sustainable development in Finland: politics, theory and reality. Session 2 by Dr Rachel Mamlok-Naaman (WEIZ) Education for Sustainable Development in High School through Inquiry-type Socio-Sientific Issues.
20.5.2021 at 13.00- 15.00 Session 1 by Dr. Antti Laherto, (UH) Science learning in informal settings Session 2 Dr. Sherman Rosenfeld (WEIZ)
1.10.2021 Doctoral students’ international seminar, Tartu University guest speakers – prof. Jari Lavonen, (UH), prof Do- Yong Park, Illinois University, (USA)