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Participation

Registration

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Netdays Europe 2002 - Overview
... What does ESPERE-ENC means? A short introduction using key phrases

Start events:
School competition with the issue 'Climate and Internet' for age 15+, Design competition for age below 15. (For more details, see Participate)

Product: Internet encyclopedia of the climate system usable in school lectures
Target group: Students of the age 13-15 as well as 16-18
Structure:

8 topics, each with 3-4 lecture units at 2 learning levels

Coverage: 2-4 pages of background text + 2-3 pages of working material per unit
Media: primarily internet, additional: CD-ROM, Download versions, Copy templates
Assistance: Support for the implementation into the curriculum, evaluated link lists
International: Support of international school projects
School activities: Questions, Review of text and content by teachers and students
Development: Scientists in cooperation with didactic specialists
Quality: Quality control by scientific and pedagogic advisory board
Run Time: 01.01.2003 - 31.12.2004 - extension is intended
Languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Polish, Hungarian, Norwegian
Supporter: ESPERE-ENC is a project of the European Union

Contact: Elmar Uherek
Max Planck Institute for Chemistry
Department: Chemistry of the Atmosphere
Postfach: 3060
D- 55020 Mainz
e-mail: uherek@espere.net

The participation of teachers of the natural sciences and their classes is explicitly desired. This includes the possibility to ask questions to scientists, criticize the material, make suggestions for improment, and propose own contributions. This may cover the implementation of one unit (2-4 lecture hours) as well as larger projects which may vary according to personal arrangements. The use of the internet is recommended but not required.

Provisional registrations of partner classes for cooperations in the spring 2003 (following the Easter holidays) and for the school competition related to climate are now possible (email preferred). Answers to inquiries will be provided at any time. Online information during the netdays in the Direct Forum.

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