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Presentació del llibre iStage 3 “Football in Science Teaching”, a Brussel·les, el resultat de 18 mesos de treball amb 20 professors europeus de 15 paisos.
El professor Pere Compte i alumnes de 4t d’ESO del Cor de Maria han treballat en aquest llibre.
I en aquests moments s’està treballant per tenir les edicions en francès, espanyol, txec, hungar, polac i suec.
How do you calculate the perfect flight curve of a football? What type of grass is used at football grounds and why? And how big is the environmental impact of football events like the European Football Championship?
Football offers a great variety of questions and issues for your STEM classes: 20 teachers from 15 European countries developed twelve teaching units, presenting interesting experiments around football for biology, chemistry, computer sciences, maths and physics. From the measurement of the mass of the air inside the ball, to the influence of energy drinks on the performance of the players up to calculating the chance of scoring during a penalty shoot-out the brochure contains a broad spectrum of interdisciplinary challenges for secondary school students. The various teaching units encourage them to discover the natural scientific phenomena behind the popular game.
The brochure was supported by SAP and is the third volume of the ‘iStage’-series, following ‚iStage 1 – Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in Science Teaching and,
iStage 2 – Smartphones in Science Teaching‘. The release of the brochure coincides with the beginning of the European Football Championship in France and the brochure can be ordered free of charge in English and German as print publication (info@science-on-stage.de) or downloaded as PDF from 2 June 2016.
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On 2 June 2016 Science on Stage Germany will present the new teaching material ‘iStage 3 – Football in Science Teaching‘ at the Representation of the State of Hessen to the European Union in Brussels. The brochure was developed by 20 teachers from 15 European countries. In 12 teaching units the brochure shows how students can be fascinated for STEM with exciting topics and questions round about the popular sport ‘football': from the game itself to the biological and health’ aspects of the players to the environmental issues when organising a big international sports event like the European Football Championship. Science on Stage is honoured by the commitment of Mr. Tibor Navracsics, European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport, to convey a personal greeting. Learn more about ‘iStage 3′ here.
Find the official invitation flyer here.