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Justin Beaver: VR on climate change
Justin Beaver is an interactive VR film where students can experience the changes caused by global warming and pollution from the eyes of a beaver.
In this article you will be taken into the story of Alexandra Sierra, who designed Justin Beaver .
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Magical play of lights - Vuile vingers
The days are getting shorter and colder and we want to make it cozy. This assignment does not only work well indoors, outside in the dark it becomes so exciting and cozy!
A magical creative activity that is not only fun to do, children also learn …
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Museums open their doors digitally with adapted teaching materials
All museums are closed, but you can explore the collections in so many educational ways.
Just at moments like these, you can introduce children and young people to museums.Many employees have also developed adapted teaching materials and tips to …
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Rocket science made easy
The term rocket science is often used to explain something that is difficult to understand. While designing and testing rockets is a complicated undertaking that requires skill and a lot of brain work, it is possible to explain some of that …
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Apollo - 50 years of the moon landing
Half a century ago, Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon. A total of twelve astronauts would be walking around on our nearest neighbor. The first moon landing kept the whole world glued to the TV set, the last flight received hardly any …
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The sun goes down and yet does not it completely dark?: Science explains
This article serves as a science sweat, with the intention of attracting curiosity and learning for STEM to students.
Such information is placed on the project site of KlasCement Select for STEM , among other things. Other sites with science …Translated by
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STEM is Popular: The Human Body and Science
The Coppens brothers put their body to the test from a scientific point of view every week in The Body of Coppens .
They use the inquiry-based learning strategy:
- What would happen if…?
- Why is our experiment not (yet) successful?
- How do we adjust …
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Auditory illusion
Why do you hear the sea in a shell?
If you put a shell on your ear, it is working on the outside of the shell surrounding ambient noise. Certain frequencies are filtered out depending on the shape and size of the shell. The smaller the shell the …
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