September 2016 bis August 2018

Abstract

The ScienceLit project is based on the fact that there is no methodology of transferring scientific knowledge to adults, especially those belonging to disadvantaged groups (unemployed 55 + and young adults at risk).

ScienceLit main objective is giving access to the natural sciences to the people who have been traditionally excluded from academic knowledge. With the aim of improving the offer of high quality learning opportunities, the Methodology, developed following the dialogic learning approach/model (Flecha, 2000), implements a tested and effective 'Successful Educational Action', the dialogic gathering, to the field of science. This has an added value in teaching science literacy to adults.
Through this high quality learning opportunity, adults in disadvantage situation who are involved in adult education will participate actively, reading and discussing scientific documents. They will be able to ask questions, share their opinions and ideas at the same time that they are part of the coordination team committee of the project. In this project, adult participants will learn the importance of using arguments to explain one’s point of view and of the democratic discussion of arguments. The methodology used in this project will be the communicative methodology. This methodology is based on the principles of equality, inclusion and relevance of all participants.

Fragestellung

How to transfer scientific knowledge to adults in disadvantaged/at-risk situations and mainly low-educated who participate in non-formal education?

Projektziel

OBJECTIVES

  • To facilitate access to scientific knowledge to adults, especially to those in an at-risk situation, providing them with the tools that they need for their scientific literacy;
  • To facilitate tools that enable adults to understand, interpret and analyze scientific knowledge independently and autonomously.
  • To develop a ‘ScienceLit Methodology’ to transfer scientific knowledge to adults.
  • To connect European science institutions with adults at risk in order to contribute in setting science closer to society.
  • To develop key competences (literacy, numeracy) by participating in successful educational actions such as ‘Scientific Gatherings’

 OUTPUTS

  • Methodology on Scientific Literacy for adult education
  • Interactive Guide on Scientific Literacy for adult education
  • Training course on Scientific Literacy for adult education

 

Kontakt

  • Anderson, Maripaz (Projektkoordination)

Beteiligte Personen

  • Anderson, Maripaz (Projektkoordination)
  • Dederichs, Melanie (Mitarbeit)
  • Fleige, Marion, Dr. (Leitung)
  • Specht, Inga, Dr. (Wissenschaftliche Bearbeitung)
  • Vasiliauskaite, Lina (Assistenz)
    • Deutsches Institut für Erwachsenenbildung (DIE)

Beteiligte Institutionen

Sonstiges

NEWS

October 2016

  • Kick-off meeting of the project in Barcelona (Spain) at AGORA (first transnational meeting)

January 2017

July 2017

January 2018

March 2018

May 2018

June 2018

August 2018

September 2018

October 2018

Geographischer Raum, auf den sich das Projekt bezieht

Spanien, Slowenien, Griechenland, Deutschland

Zeitraum, auf den sich das Projekt bezieht

24 Monate

Forschungsart

  • Geförderte Forschung

Förderung

  • Europäische Union
  • Erasmus+

Kooperationspartner

  • AGORA, Asociacion de personas participantes AGORA, Spain
  • FACEPA, Federació d'associations culturals i educatives de persones adultes, Spain
  • KMOP, Kentro merimnas oikogeneias kai paidiou, Greece
  • RIC Novo mesto, Razvojno izobrazevalni center Novo mesto, Slovenia