The Summer School on Mathematics and Science Education offers a blend of lectures, seminars and workshops on educational research and development in the fields of pre-primary, primary and secondary mathematics and science education, including special needs education.
The program will be tailored towards the diverse interests of master students, teachers, curriculum developers, and researchers.This summer school is organized by the Freudenthal Institute for Science and Mathematics Education together with the Research Cluster Educational & Learning Sciences of Utrecht University. The staff members of both groups are experts in science and mathematics education with a focus on realistic mathematics education (RME), context-based approaches (CBA), and curriculum development.
Period
19-08-2013 - 30-08-2013 (2 weeks)
Target group
Master students in teacher education and educational and learning sciences with a strong interest in mathematics and science education, primary and secondary mathematics and science teachers and teacher educators, curriculum developers, and researchers. Proficiency in English will be essential for a fruitful participation in the workshops.
Course aim
Master students in teacher education and educational and learning sciences with a strong interest in mathematics and science education, primary and secondary mathematics and science teachers and teacher educators, curriculum developers, and researchers. Proficiency in English will be essential for a fruitful participation in the workshops.
Credits
0.0 ECTS credits
Certificate of Attendance
Course fee
EUR 885: Course + course materials + housing
EUR 550: Course + course materials + housing
Course leader
Dr. Maarten Dolk
Scholarships
Certificate of Attendance
Utrecht University
Address: PO BOX 80148
Postal code: 3508 TC
City: Utrecht
Country: Netherlands
Website: http://www.utrechtsummerschool.nl
E-mail: summerschool@uu.nl
Phone: 0031302534400
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