Teaching primary science: exploring space NE003 / A19

Start date
23 Sep 19
Duration
3 Weeks
Location
Online Course

Summary

Online course. Flexible participation. Learn about current and future space missions, aiming to explore our solar system and beyond. Discover effective ways in which to engage pupils in science and wider STEM activities linked to space exploration.

In this course, you'll discuss with other teachers and draw upon a range of resources to develop your approach to teaching primary science with the context of space exploration. You will look at how to:

  • engage children in working scientifically
  • learn about current and future space missions and how they can be linked to the curriculum
  • investigate forces and mechanisms in robotics
  • explore practical activities based upon the search for exoplanets
  • explore careers in space research and industry
  • find out about how we can explore space using telescopes.

Completion of this course can be used as evidence for the Space Education Quality Mark.

Outcomes

By the end of this course you will be able to:

  • investigate opportunities to link space exploration and space missions wtih your lessons to excite and inspire your pupils.
  • develop lesson plans that involve working scientifically, using space as a context.
  • explain using models, some of the scientific concepts and ideas involved in space exploration.

Sessions

DateTimeLocation
Teaching primary science: exploring space23 September 201900:00-00:00Online course

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Cost

Fee-paying school or college (independent)Activity feeFree
State-funded school or collegeActivity feeFree

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Would you like this course delivered at your school? Contact enquiries@stem.org.uk to find out more.

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