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Tide~ global learning and the Association for Science Education invite you to take part in an exploratory project about the potential of science and global learning at Key Stage 3.
The project has been developed in a number of contexts, which include:
innovations in Science Education through the Association for Science Education, including its Global Dimensions project; the QCA secondary curriculum review and the new Science GCSE; the DCSF Sustainable schools framework … and the challenge of climate change; DCSF and QCA initiatives on global dimensions in education; a wider Tide~ initiative about global learning. New teacher materials from the ASE Global dimensions initiative will be trialled as part of this project.
Dates
CPD day at the Tide~ Centre, Millennium Point, Birmingham on Monday 25th February 2008, 10am to 4pm.
Costs
There will be no charge for this professional development opportunity. Participating schools can claim up to £150 for expenses relating to this session.For information email: wmc@tidec.org
Project facilitators
Ben Ballin, Tide~ Global learning
Graham Jackson, Association for Science Education
How are current developments in science affecting our lives and our world? What are the teaching and learning implications? What does science offer global learning? What does global learning offer science?
Download this information
Science for Globalised learning
The Science Learning Centre, West Midlands, is also offering two World Science units for Secondary teachers.
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