GTTP COURSES ON THE SUMMER OF 2022!

PARTICIPATE IN THE GTTP COURSES ON THE SUMMER OF 2022!

Are you preparing a proposal for Erasmus+ KA1 mobility? Be sure to include our face-to-face Teacher Training Courses on the summer of 2022!

 

Our courses are open to teachers of all grade levels and all subject domains, who wish to dive into a real STEAM experience (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) and discover the wonderful world of Astronomy.

JULY 2022

TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN

OCTOBER 2022

MADRID,SPAIN

Astronomy Education Adventure in the Canary Islands

This training consists of conferences and hands-on workshops on subjects related to Astronomy, with particular emphasis on Inquiry learning activities, and the use of robotic telescopes for scientific projects that can be pursued in schools. The program includes a half day visit to Teide Observatory, where participants will visit several telescopes and experiments and will attend a night observing session. There will be an optional visit to Roque de los Muchachos Observatory (La Palma).

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ESA-GTTP

 

The European Space Agency and the Galileo Teacher Training Program join hands again to bring cutting edge training opportunities to all interested teachers. This time we will have the opportunity to visit the Science Operations Centre of ESA in Madrid (Spain). The program includes presentations by scientists, hands-on activities, digital tools, research activities, visits to the facility and observing sessions with robotic telescopes.

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Looking for training opportunities this year? Check our online courses for the summer of 2021!

SEARCH OUR ONLINE COURSES

The GTTP courses are organized by NUCLIO in the framework of the Galileo Teacher Training Program. You can contact us anytime to: info@galileoteachers.org.

 

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GHOU 2021

GHOU 2021 online conference - Participate and Submit your abstract until the 30th of July

NUCLIO

Join us Online from August 23 to 27

After a successful online edition in 2020, GHOU Conference is back this August! Become part of a global network of Astronomers, Scientists and Educators with one common goal: to bring Science Education to a whole new level.

WHAT IS GLOBAL HANDS ON UNIVERSE?

The Global Hands-On-Universe Conference gathers Astronomers, Educators and Scientists from several fields of knowledge to exchange ideas for hands-on science education. Among the highlights of these practices you’ll find using real-time remote telescopes, real science experiments in the classroom, and development of fundamental scientific skills in teachers and students. The mission is to promote interaction between different countries, and engage teachers and students in a global science education cooperation where inclusion and equality are key.

WHAT IS SPECIAL IN GHOU?

We see a world with no borders...the same home for all

PROGRAMME

(the full programme will be published after abstract submission closes)

From the 23th to the 27th of August you will have access to the following Key activities

INVITED

TALKS

ORAL

PRESENTATIONS

ONLINE

WORLSHOPS

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

 

Discover the full programme and the conference topics on the conference website

CONFERENCE WEBSITE

REGISTRATIONS AND ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Submit an abstract for an oral presentation or workshop, or register as participant only. Registration is free for everyone thanks to support from the Royal Astronomical Society.

 

The deadline for abstract submission is the 31st of July

REGISTRATION AND ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Avivah Yamani

Indonesia - Langt Selatan

Carl Pennypacker

USA - GHOU

Rosa Doran

Portugal -

NUCLIO/GHOU

Emmanuel Rollinde France - F-HOU

Fraser Lewis

UK - Faulkes Telescope

Gustavo Rojas

Portugal -

NUCLIO/GHOU

Eduardo Penteado

Brazil - OAE/IAU

Toshihiro Handa

Japan - NAOJ

Hassane Darhmaoui

Morocco - Al Akhawayn

University

Kathan Kothari

India - Manthan Educational

Programme Society

VISIT THE WEBSITE AND JOIN OUR SOCIAL MEDIA

 

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