STEMforYouth Universidad de Cantabria
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STEMforYouth
STEMforYouth was an European Horizon 2020 project with a duration of two years.
STEMforYouth Universidad de Cantabria
Participant countries
Slovenia
Jožef Stefan Institute
IRSA
Spain
Open Evidence
University of Barcelona
University of Cantabria
Greece
Eugenides Foundation
Research Paths
Italy
Fondazione Umberto Veronesi
[:es]Polonia[:en]Poland[:]
Warsaw University of Technology
Czech Republic
Technical University of Ostrava
Participating schools
Cantabria School
Lope de Vega School
Nuestra Señora de la Paz School
San José School
San Jose Niño-Jesus School
Sánchez Cantón School
Tomás Navarro Tomás School
Torreánaz School
Vega de Toranzo School
Activities to develop
Developed activities
Astronomy
Chemistry
Citizen Science
Engineering
Mathematics
Medicine
Physics
School Events
VI European Researchers’ Night
CERN laboratory
Science Week Festival at the UC
V European Researchers’ Night
Science Fair 2017
Cambridge Science Festival
Conferences and seminars
STEMforYouth Final Event
V STEMforYouth General Assembly
IV Geogebra Day
II Innovative Centers Meeting of the Northern Zone
VIII Conference of Teaching of Mathematics in Cantabria
III CEAM-CLM Cuenca
Compumat 2017
XXX Enciga Congress
Presentation University of Cantabria
VIII CIBEM
Communication
Presentation
CIUM 2017
Presentation to students of the Master in Science Teaching
ComCiRed 2016
Presentation at CEP Cantabria
Multiplier event
Albacete
Cantabria
STEM training
To students
Workshop at the Faculty of Sciences
Workshop at San José-Niño Jesús School
Workshop at Torreánaz School
Workshop at Alto de Los Molinos School
Introduction to STEM at San José School
Workshop at Cantabria School
To teachers
Workshop for pre-service teachers
Workshop for in-service teachers
Workshop for pre-service teachers
News
National
Local
Educational websites
Radio and TV
Videoconferences
San José – Niño Jesús School – Lope de Vega School
Project evaluation
Students
Teachers
Publications
Sister projects
