With the sand on the sill collaborative IGEO project we achieve three things:
(1) We develop and provide a teaching tool that relies on resources that are available all over the world, namely a coloured sandgrain.
(2) Teachers enhance their students thinking skills by using it in their classroom.
(3) Teachers can use it as a tool to evaluate the geo-thinking skills of their students and one day might even be able compare the students level of “geo-thinking” of their class with the level of “geo-thinking abilities of other students all over the world.
Category Archives: Best practice in informal education
How do we want improve geoscience education through informal education?
You are working in informal education? You are welcome to join this group. We are waiting for you.
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Sellés-Martínez, J. publications.
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- Sellés-Martínez, J. (2013) Informal Educational Strategies in Teaching Geosciences When Formal Courses Are Unavailable: The Experience of AulaGEA in Buenos Aires, Argentina, JOURNAL OF GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION 61, 3–11.
- Sellés-Martínez, J. (2007) Lze popsat krásu matematickým výrazem? en Umela inteligence, Editores V. Marik, O. Stepankova y J. Lazansky. National Academy of Science (Praga), págs. 173-184.
- Sellés-Martínez, J. 2009. How do new ideas take shape? Part 1: Exploring what artists and scientists share (and what not). 2nd Czech-Argentine Biennale Workshop “EGolems” (Buenos Aires). Editores P. M. Jacovkis, V.Marik. Proceedings. Págs. 45-52.
- José Sellés-Martínez, Piedras por doquier, un ensayo de aproximación geológica a la cultura y a sus aplicaciones pedagógicas.
- José Sellés-Martínez Alta costura en piedra Couture in stone
How do we want to improve geoscience education through research?
So far we have been founding two action groups in order to conduct cooperative IGEO research:
1. Sand on the Sill cooperative IGEO reserach (Coodinator: Prof. Dr. Chris King, Keele Univerity, GB)
2. Cooperative research on alternaive conceptions about plate tectonics (Coordinator: Dr. Domik Conrad, University Bayreuth, Germany).
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