Compte Rendu Journée « adopt a float » - 2014 : les collégiens présentent leurs travaux
La journée "adopt a float : les collégiens présentent leurs travaux" a eu lieu vendredi 20 juin dans les locaux de l'Observatoire Océanologique de Villefranche-sur-Mer (UMR CNRS-UPMC).
The OOV offers two learning paths dedicated to the ocean
The project MEDITES (Méditerranée Diffusion des Techniques et des Sciences), was designed to increase over the years, in terms of learnig paths (10 sessions of 2 hours per path) and the number of classes involved in the project.
In late June, the students involved in the « adopt a float » project will meet at the Laboratoire d'Océanographie de Villefranche-sur-Mer to present their work carried out during this school year. Numerous presentations are announced and promise a « colorful » day: oral communications, videos, posters, hands-on activities, poems and songs …
On Tuesday 3rd and Wednesday 4th February 2015, the Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche/OOV received about thirty middle and high school teachers from the vicinity of Nice. The « mon océan & moi » team offered a training course covering a wide range of topics such as the observation of the seas and oceans, acidification and plankton.
Among the sessions that form the OCEAN : OBSERVATION AND DISCOVERY learning pathway (see the poster),proposed in the classes involved in the MEDITES project, the most appreciated ones were the following: "Buoyancy", "Ocean Properties" and "Robotic Observation of the Oceans".
Be creative, share your work in class and stage the environmental changes that are affecting our oceans!
« mon océan & moi » invites school classes/groups to share their work on a theme related to the ocean by writing and acting a shadow play as well as producing a video of the show. This video will allow them to take part in the in the contest.
On the 6th of May 2014 Raphaëlle, Martina and Orens returned to Peymeinade (Alpes Maritimes) as spectators of the workshops prepared and led by the eco-delegates of the “Collège Paul Arène”.
Students presented various scientific topics from photosynthesis to water pollution through ocean acidification and much more. They carried on and exposed experiments in physics, chemistry and plant physiology very clearly and successfully.
mon ocean et moi, encouragée dans les écoles primaires avec le dispositif ASTEP
Le mercredi 18 février 2015, s'est tenue à Nice dans les locaux de la Direction des services départementaux de l'Education Nationale des Alpes-Maritimes (DSDEN 06) à Nice, la signature de nombreuses conventions de partenariat entre la DSDEN 06 et des établissements universitaires et de recherches azuréens pour l'Accompagnement en sciences et en technologies à l'école primaire (ASTEP).
In the context of MEDITES, the OOV and the Petits Débrouillards offer a new session dedicated to the SOUNDS OF THE OCEAN (See the poster)
Qikiqtarjuaq is a small Inuit village, lying 100 km North of the Arctic Polar Circle, in the Nunavut territory (Canada). During 5 months, this village of 470 inhabitants accommodated more than 50 scientists from around the world. The main objective of the Greenedge project is to understand the functioning of the Arctic ecosystem.
