Age of learners
This tool groups the FORM-IT Good Practice case studies by the age of their target group of learners.
One of the common values about science education we share in FORM-IT is that science should be something for everyone to learn about and enjoy.
We think it is about good science education for every child at school, about an adult public able to make informed choices about science issues and about opening opportunities for the future scientists to emerge from all walks of life.
Reflecting this belief our Good Practice examples include projects that are suitable for
- Any age group from early childhood to the general public of adults
- For children between ages 3-11
- For children and young people between 11-16
- For young people interested in science careers aged 16-22
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All ages |
Student Research Centre (SRC) South Wurttemberg, Bad Saulgau. |
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Learning laboratories network GenaU. Together for scientific, technological teaching/learning. |
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EDURISK – Educational itineraries for RISK reduction |
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NatLab. Mitmach & Experimentierlabor |
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Children are doing research. A project on Archaeology |
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future.scapes –Global change from chilren’s perspective. |
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Research and ethics. To observe, to understand, to respect. |
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Children are doing research. A project on Archaeology |
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Tick Patrol. A tiny foe, an underestimated enemy. A school project for your health. |
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Ada Lovelace Project –Mentor network for women in technology and science |
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Ethics and polemics. Learning to participate in the scientific debate. |
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