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Gymnasium Moste, Ljubljana, Slovenia Friday, 21th March 2014 100 opportunities for the new ways of teaching STO Science Teaching Opportunities
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International conference STO is meant for teachers and other skilled professional staff in educational institutions, teacher trainers, pedagogical consultants and research workers in the field of education and upbringig. The conference programme will cover various topics and has been out together by Slovene and international lecturers and teachers practitioners. Slovene lecturers are lecturers at different faculties, ministries and other institutions of national importance. Their contributions will enlighten current fields of modern science: neuroscience, ecology, education ... Foreign lecturers come from the Chech Republic, Spain, Portugal, Poland and Latvia. One hundred minutes will be given to the teachers to present their own practical work and exchange ideas in teaching under the tithe 100 minutes from teachers to teachers.
At this international scientific conference we will present and lead a
debate on the challenges of modern approaches and methods of teaching
and evaluation skills that enable future generations to increase
motivation for learning, encourage creativity of pupils / students,
intensify higher proceeds of knowledge and interaction with everyday
life and, not ultimately, individual personal growth.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
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13:00 - 13:30 |
Arrival and registration of participants
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13:30 - 15:00 |
OPENING OF THE CONFERENCE STO Science Teaching Opportunities
The cultural program Špela Škof Urh,headmistress Gymnasium Moste Andreja Lenc (CMEPIUS, Head of Unit) Àgueda Gras-Velázquez (Science Programme Manager, Scientix Project Manager), Belgium
PLENARY PART I Brain sciences in teaching: blessing or curse? Zvezdan Pirtošek (Department of Neurology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Ljubljana and Univesrity Medical Center Ljubljana)
Brain organisation and its function
100 years of neuroscience 1914 - 2014 prof. dr. Margareta Vrtačnik (Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering, University of Ljubljana) 5 rhythms as a dynamic body-oriented movement practice to support personal integrity of a teacher Bojana Boh (Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering, University of Ljubljana) Self-evaluation of school informatisation Borut Čampelj (Ministry of Education, Science and Sport)
Moderator: Mojca Orel
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15:00 - 15:10 |
Break (coffee, tea, cakes, juice) |
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15:10 - 16:15 |
PLENARY PART II – foreign speakers Comenius The 4 elements. How to introduce enviromental education trough IBL in an international project Daniel Aguirre-Molina (Colegio Pedro Poveda de Jaén), Spain Irena Šterman (Gymnasium Moste), Slovenia European projects and our school Monika Bartova (Zakladni skola, Klasterec nad Ohri), Czech Republic Scientix2: easy to find high quality science and maths teaching resources Carlos Cunha (Escola Secundária Dom Manuel Martins), Portugal Language - Cognition - Science Malgorzata Zajaczkowska (Zespol Szkol Integracyjnych No 1), Bialystok, Poland Alternative ways of teaching environmental studies Baiba Karlsberga (Priekuļi Secondary School ), Latvia Teaching science trough inquiry based learning (IBL) Daniel Aguirre-Molina (Colegio Pedro Poveda de Jaén), Spain
Moderator: Mojca Orel
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16:15 - 16:30 |
Break (coffee, tea, cakes, juice) |
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16:30 - 17:10 |
PLENARY PART III Green economy for our future and for future generations. The alpstar best practices Darja Piciga (Ministry of Agriculture and the Environment) Sonja Jeram (Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Slovenia)
Wolves
from Slovenian forests Teaching guidelines for the future generation Mojca Orel (Gymnasium Moste)
Moderator: Alenka Perko Bašelj
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17:10 - 17:20 |
Break (coffee, tea, cakes, juice) |
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17:20 - 19:10 |
100 MINUTES FROM TEACHERS TO TEACHERS
Examination paper in pair: an opportunity or a connivance? Đulijana Juričič (Primary school Trnovo) Inquiry based learning in chemistry Ana Logar (Primary school Metlika) Research activity at GESS Trbovlje Darja Užmah (GESŠ Trbovlje) Tjaša Milijaš (Primary school Dravlje) A survival camp for high school students Matej Mlakar, Alenka Špan (Gymnasium Krško) The evolution of learning and teaching Mirela Kapetanović Mujkić (Primary school Polje) Martina Golob (Primary school Sostro) Basic statistical analysis in the 3rd and 9th grade with the help of IKT Anita Smole, Sonja Strgar (Primary school Vide Pregarc) Development of social and civic competences through intercultural cooperation Iris Kravanja Šorli (Primary school Martina Krpana Ljubljana) The use of »KWL« reading strategy at a regional geographic research Tatjana Pecin Završan (Primary school Polje) Communication skills and other Transactional analysis knowledge for better teaching Irena Lukić (Primary school Spodnja Šiška)
Hot potatoes – retro, but usefull E-book as an interdisciplinary project work Miha Vrčko (Primary school of national hero Maks Pečar) Katja Rotar (Gymnasium Moste) Tanja Vičič (Primary school Brinje Grosuplje)
Moderator: Lovro Dretnik
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19:10 - 21:00 |
Quality teaching encompasses also efficient rhetorical appearance Tomaž Petek (Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana)
THE CONFERENCE CONCLUSION |
Titles link to abstract.
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PROGRAMME & REVIEW COMMITEE |
ORGANISING COMMITTEE |
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Alenka Perko Bašelj, Head
of Organising commitee Lovro Dretnik mag. Mojca Orel
Katja Rotar
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