Speaker
Vera Montalbano
(University of Siena)
Description
Energy is not merely a means to interpret natural phenomena; it is, above all, a topic on which future citizens will be called to take personal and collective decisions that will shape our collective future. It is essential to combine the right mix of scientific topics with historical aspects that are frequently neglected in the school curriculum to foster students' critical mind and motivate them to deepen their understanding into both. An interdisciplinary narrative on the history of mankind through available energy sources proved to be a powerful tool to engage students and teachers during three non-formal educational events.
Education level | Outreach, Informal & Non-formal learning of physics |
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Physics topic | Interdisciplinary topics |
Research focus | Innovative instructional strategies and pathways |
Research method | Innovative research strategies (Try-out) (Qualitative research) |
Organizing preference criteria | Other |
Author
Vera Montalbano
(University of Siena)