Science on Stage Canada - August 8-13, 2010

Science is constantly evolving.  While basic scientific principles remain the same, the ways in which they can be taught and how they can be applied to the modern world need changing.

 

Science on Stage Canada has been developed to meet these needs by helping science teachers learn new and exiting ways of teaching modern science.  SoSC helps ensure the teaching methods of science and technology remains interesting for students across the country.

Science on Stage Canada (SoSC) is dedicated to enhancing science and technology learning in education. During the week-long Science Teachers Festival held every year selected educators from across the country are invited to share their innovative teaching ideas. These unique teaching methods are later shared with educators from across the country to help make science teaching fun and exciting. The overall aims of SoSC is to:

• Provide a forum for educators to exchange new and exciting science and technology teaching ideas

 • Inspire and re-enthuse science and technology educators

• Provide educators across the country with access to quality science and technology teaching resources and ideas

• Inform educators about new science research

• Raise the profile of science teaching and technology teachings throughout the country and discuss important issues

• Provide an opportunity for collaboration between science teachers, professors and science researchers

• Act as the bridge between cutting-edge research and Canada’s youth, scientist and consumers of science tomorrow

 

News

In 2010 SoSC will showcase the work of forty five exceptional educators in a science fair-like setting.  To get an overview of the festival, visit the About Us page.  If you have a project that you would like to share with your colleagues, and would like to join us for SoSC 2010, please visit the Participation page for more details.


Science on Stage Canada
44 Byward Market Square
Suite 260
Ottawa, ON - K1N 7A2


Phone: (613) 562-1777
Fax: (613) 562-1779
Email: office@scienceonstage.ca


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