This summer season, INSE partners are offering numerous exciting activities. From open day festivities to innovative workshops, our summer program is packed with fun, learning, and growth. Here’s a look at our summer activities: Open day at WasserCluster: 23rd -24th… Read More »Summer activities with INSE and partners
At the Graz Primary School Congress (Grazer Grundschulkongress), Carmen Sippl, Karin Tengler and Ioana Capatu , participated in a symposium on the topic “Fairy tales tell futures”. Futures Literacy for Primary School” also presents the INSE project and the pilot study.
In this blogpost, we introduce Restore4Life, an innovative EU project that focuses on restoring wetlands in the Danube basin to enhance climate change resilience and sustainability. The project aims to develop an online system featuring a Citizen Science toolbox and… Read More »Restore4Life Project
Once again this year, we had the pleasure of accompanying a group from NMS Lunz to an exciting workshop by the stream “Seebach”. The weather was beautifully sunny, and the children were full of enthusiasm for the theme “Researching by… Read More »An Exciting Research Afternoon by the Stream
The SCIBORG project (The SCIence literacy BOaRd Game), led by Laura Coulson, was successfully launched on April 11th in beautiful Arad, Romania. Eva Feldbacher, the project leader of INSE, Lucia Matei representing ShareEdu, and Konstantinos Lekkas and Cristina Morar from… Read More »SCIBORG project kick- off in Romania
The 3rd steering board meeting of the INSE project took place on the 8th of April, 2024. In the first part, Eva Feldbacher presented the project progress in the individual work packages. Following this, the partners presented their activities to… Read More »Steering board meeting of INSE project, 2024
PRACTICE: In the workshop series (Fairy Tale Workshop, Circular Workshop, Future Workshop), research will be conducted on a regional raw material as a valuable resource. The starting point is a fairy tale or legend, which then becomes a future fairy… Read More »Teacher Training Program:“One day there will be…” : Creating Knowledge – Narrating Futures
Approximately 30% of the Austrian population are skeptical about science, more than a third rely on common sense instead of science (oeaw.ac.at/sciencebarometer). But how do we arrive at these opinions and attitudes? Surveys of the population on various topics are… Read More »INSE activities at Borg Wiener Neustadt
The Federal Ministry for Climate Protection and the Forum for Environmental Education are looking for projects that deal with ecological, economic, social and cultural aspects of sustainable development and are committed to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals as part of… Read More »Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Award 2024
The natural sciences fascinate with their diversity and their ability to reveal the secrets of nature. But what exactly is science? How much creativity is allowed? And why do scientists often talk about provisionality? These questions were explored by the… Read More »How do natural sciences work? A look behind the scenes