Process of development and construction Sample Clauses

Process of development and construction of interactive exhibits addressing the concepts of Responsible Research and Innovation All IRRESISTIBLE modules foresee the development and construction of interactive exhibits on cutting-­‐edge scientific topics addressing concept of RRI. This process is new for most teachers and students participating in the project, and probably for most other teachers and students. Through the construction and presentation of exhibits on RRI, both teachers and students are introduced to a different type of science from the one that is usually presented in science classes. Most formal science education focuses on conventional, non-­‐controversial, established and reliable science. On the contrary, cutting-­‐edge scientific and technological matters highlight a “borderline science”, that is controversial, preliminary, uncertain and under debate. In producing an exhibition pupils can re-­‐present scientific facts as speculative questions, transmissive teaching can be transformed, and the audience at the exhibit can construct their own learning. The construction of exhibits invoke inquiry-­‐based approaches to address the concept of RRI. In the process of creating an exhibit the emphasis is on eliciting personal reflection by those engaging in the exhibit. The discussion inherent to the preparation of exhibits can be particularly useful both in terms of learning about the contents, the processes and the nature of science and technology, and in terms of the students‘ cognitive, social, political, moral and ethical development (Xxxxxxxxx, 2000; Xxxxxx, 2001b; Xxxxxx, 1997; Xxxxxx, 2004), as is evident by the teachers and student perceptions about the process of develop and construction on exhibits that are presented in the “IRRESISTIBLE Project: Exhibitions on cutting-­‐edge scientific topics” vodcast. It is important and necessary to support teachers and students on the exhibitions development and construction process, highlighting the educational potential inherent to this process, not only for those that are involved in the exhibition design and construction but also for all the external project audience. Give them technical knowledge about the development and construction of the exhibits and share possible interactive scenarios is also crucial to develop expertise about how to address RRI (related with cutting edge scientific and technological issues) through the construction of exhibitions centred on such issues.
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