Robotic telescope teacher training days
created: Fri, 10 May 2013 | |
Thanks to funding from Liverpool John Moores University, and the EU funded Discover the Cosmos and Open Discovery Space projects, the NSO will be holding a series of astronomy-themed teacher training workshops around the UK from April 2013 onwards. The following workshops are: 25/05/2013 Spaceguard Centre Knighton, Powys 15 teachers 14/06/2013 Royal Astronomical Society, London 25 teachers The CPD events will focus on how astronomy, and robotic telescopes in particular, can be used to support your teaching in a variety of STEM subjects, and beyond. In order to encourage and support interested UK teachers that would like to attend one of our workshops, we have arranged for the following: We will aim to hold each of the workshops in interesting locations around the UK; - locations that have a strong link to astronomy education, such as astronomical observatories, science outreach centres and the offices of the Royal Astronomical Society. - UK and Irish schools can send up to four teachers, classroom assistants or technicians to each workshop. - Schools will be able to claim financial support for each employee that attends the workshop, to the tune of £200. This is intended as a contribution towards travel costs and cover. - The training days will include a number of lectures, demonstrations (mostly hands-on) and discussion sessions, and at some locations, teachers will be offered the chance of a live observing session (weather permitting). - The workshop will run from 10am till 4pm, although optional activities may be provided after those times. - Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
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