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STEAM - Creating a path for future aces from from early childhood to secondary level education
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Frogs out of clay and with 3D-modelling
STEAM Turku held a frog-themed workshop at the Turku University Botanical Garden for sixth graders. Students from Raunistula school first explored Botanical gardens frog exhibition with museum assistant Varpu Vahtera and later modeled frogs for 3D-printing with the help of ICT-track students of Kerttuli upper secondary school. Frogs were also moulded out of clay together with the art-track students from Turun Suomalaisen Yhteiskoulun lukio -upper secondary school.
13.10.2020
åppi – experience the River Aura in AR!
åppi is a new learning app of augmented reality. Developed in Turku, it encourages pupils and students to walk along the side of the River Aura and introduces unheard stories from Turku. The app is useful for teaching history, biology, visual arts and languages, for instance. The app has been developed as a collaborative effort between the City of Turku Education Division and CTRL Reality.
41 registered!
12.10.2020
The Beyond 2030 Challenge science competition has proceeded to the project phase, The Competition Introduces Future Makers for the Fields of Technology and Natural Sciences
The Beyond 2030 Challenge science competition organised by the City of Turku and Bayer has proceeded to the project phase. The competition began in August and 41 teams registered by the deadline with their project ideas. The jury selected 24 best projects to proceed to the actual project phase. The competition raised interest both in vocational education and in upper secondary education.08.09.2020
Take part in the competition, save the planet and man!
The Beyond 2030 Challenge is a competition that encourages upper secondary and vocational education students to dive into the world of science and technology. The ambitious aim of the competition, which is aimed at all upper secondary level students in Southwest Finland, is to find creative solutions to save the planet and humanity. Due to the exceptional circumstances caused by coronavirus, the registration period has been extended until 23 September. In the registration phase, the idea does not need to be complete or perfected. What counts is an open-minded and bold approach.
05.08.2020
Unique science competition launched by the City of Turku and Bayer for upper secondary level students
The Beyond 2030 Challenge is a competition that encourages upper secondary and vocational education students to dive into the world of science and technology. The ambitious aim of the competition, which is aimed at all upper secondary level students in Southwest Finland, is to find creative solutions to save the planet and humanity. The competition will also encourage young people to explore the countless career and study opportunities the technology sector and natural sciences have to offer, as well as increasing cooperation between different operators.13.10.2020
åppi – experience the River Aura in AR!
åppi is a new learning app of augmented reality. Developed in Turku, it encourages pupils and students to walk along the side of the River Aura and introduces unheard stories from Turku. The app is useful for teaching history, biology, visual arts and languages, for instance. The app has been developed as a collaborative effort between the City of Turku Education Division and CTRL Reality.
41 registered!
12.10.2020
The Beyond 2030 Challenge science competition has proceeded to the project phase, The Competition Introduces Future Makers for the Fields of Technology and Natural Sciences
The Beyond 2030 Challenge science competition organised by the City of Turku and Bayer has proceeded to the project phase. The competition began in August and 41 teams registered by the deadline with their project ideas. The jury selected 24 best projects to proceed to the actual project phase. The competition raised interest both in vocational education and in upper secondary education.08.09.2020
Take part in the competition, save the planet and man!
The Beyond 2030 Challenge is a competition that encourages upper secondary and vocational education students to dive into the world of science and technology. The ambitious aim of the competition, which is aimed at all upper secondary level students in Southwest Finland, is to find creative solutions to save the planet and humanity. Due to the exceptional circumstances caused by coronavirus, the registration period has been extended until 23 September. In the registration phase, the idea does not need to be complete or perfected. What counts is an open-minded and bold approach.
05.08.2020
Unique science competition launched by the City of Turku and Bayer for upper secondary level students
The Beyond 2030 Challenge is a competition that encourages upper secondary and vocational education students to dive into the world of science and technology. The ambitious aim of the competition, which is aimed at all upper secondary level students in Southwest Finland, is to find creative solutions to save the planet and humanity. The competition will also encourage young people to explore the countless career and study opportunities the technology sector and natural sciences have to offer, as well as increasing cooperation between different operators.
41 registered!
12.10.2020
The Beyond 2030 Challenge science competition has proceeded to the project phase, The Competition Introduces Future Makers for the Fields of Technology and Natural Sciences
The Beyond 2030 Challenge science competition organised by the City of Turku and Bayer has proceeded to the project phase. The competition began in August and 41 teams registered by the deadline with their project ideas. The jury selected 24 best projects to proceed to the actual project phase. The competition raised interest both in vocational education and in upper secondary education.
05.08.2020
Unique science competition launched by the City of Turku and Bayer for upper secondary level students
The Beyond 2030 Challenge is a competition that encourages upper secondary and vocational education students to dive into the world of science and technology. The ambitious aim of the competition, which is aimed at all upper secondary level students in Southwest Finland, is to find creative solutions to save the planet and humanity. The competition will also encourage young people to explore the countless career and study opportunities the technology sector and natural sciences have to offer, as well as increasing cooperation between different operators.