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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This web site reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Final Multiplier Event
Online, 19 March 2021
In partnership with
The Multiplier Event is organized by G.A.STEM in partnership with the 10th International Conference on New Perspectives in Science Education. The Multiplier Event is open to all participants of the conference, but also to anybody interested in the topic.
What to expect?
At the Multiplier Event “STEM Education through Arts and mini-gamesʺ, the participants engage in three interactive sessions, each beginning with a presentation of activities and results achieved in the framework of the G.A.STEM project and finishing with a discussion
Who should attend?
The Multiplier Event is primarily designed for teachers interested in using ART as a tool to promote students’ creativity and interest in STEM education. The event is also highly relevant for students interested in more personalized and creative learning processes through the use of mini-games and the discovery of the indissoluble link between STEM and ART
Free online participation
Participation in the Multiplier Event is free of charge. However, a simple registration is required. A link to join the Multiplier Event will be sent to all registered participants by email prior to the event.
Please, note that the registration in this Multiplier Event will not give you access to the New Perspectives in Science Education conference. A separate registration will be required to attend the conference.
Friday, 19 March 2021
09:30 Central European Time
Heli Brander, University of Turku
Antonio Giordano, Pixel
10:00 Central European Time
Greet Bekaert, Sint-Lievenscollege
Michela Tramonti, EU – Track
10:30 Central European Time
Mikhail Fiadotau, Tallinn University