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Musei scientifici e didattica

No. 2 (2022): Le energie rinnovabili in Italia: c’è un ripensamento?

Progettazione di attività didattiche STEAM in ambito museale durante i due anni di pandemia Covid-19

Submitted
3 May 2022
Published
04-05-2022

Abstract

This work reports a discussion about the effect of pandemic Covid-19 on a methodology adopted in a course of ‘Chemical Education’ at the University of Pisa. This course aims to train future chemistry teachers and, since 2013-2014, a new methodology was implemented called ‘STEAM project-based learning’ which is centered on the development of educational activities in the non-formal context, in particular science museums and Open Days. The full description of the methodology is reported in ‘STEAM Project-Based Learning Activities at the Science Museum as an Effective Training for Future Chemistry Teachers’ (V. Domenici, Edu. Sci. 2022, 12, n. 30; see pag. 49 of this issue).

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