Examples of using Experimento in English and their translations into German
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Children enjoying experiments: Experimento launched in Brazil in August 2015.
Experimento is embedded in teaching using a variety of formats and collaborative models.
We work with Fundación Choshuenco to implement Experimento in kindergartens.
Exploring together in class: The Experimento concept is being used in Germany since the 2012/2013 school year.
Following on its successful deployment in Germany and various countries of sub-Saharan Africa andLatin America, Experimento is now being launched in Brazil.
Teachers who have already implemented Experimento in practice pass on their experiences to nearby colleagues.
Experimento is now implemented at many schools in the city of Medellín and the department of Antioquia, from kindergarten through primary school and all the way to graduation.
Find out more Children enjoying experiments: Experimento launched in Brazil in August 2015.
Siemens Stiftung is honored to receive this distinguished recognition and expresses deep respect and gratitude to INNOVEC and all cooperation partners andteachers who have contributed to making Experimento a success.
These are community centers that provide various education opportunities, including Experimento, for the benefit of the population and schools.
This was then followed by more detailed Experimento training both for the teachers at the Mandela School and those from the schools in the surrounding areas.
Knowledge transfer then continues using the multiplier principle:teachers who have already implemented Experimento in practice pass on their experiences to nearby colleagues.
Our international education program, Experimento, provides educators with practical training and continuing education opportunities as well as high-quality teaching and learning materials.
After three intensive weeks, they presented their concept for implementing Experimento in other African countries at the closing event on December 4.
Experimento is part of the teacher training A strategic cooperation also exists with Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile(PUC), a university that is widely respected in Latin America and the rest of the world.
The university in Valparaíso has begun to systematically integrate Experimento as an element of its teacher training and continuing education along the entire educational chain.
Experimento, the international educational program of Siemens Stiftung, which aims to arouse interest in natural sciences, is based on the principle of learning through inquiry and is already being implemented in nine countries in Latin America.
It also gained access to the Sci Bono Discovery Center,an opportunity that enabled Experimento to gain a firm position in the national continuing education program for teachers.
Discover, investigate, experience- Experimento, the international educational program from Siemens Stiftung is already being used in eight Latin American countries and is now available in Bolivia as of September 2017.
In the future, as part of an accompanying long-term scientific study by the State Institute of School Education and Education Research(ISB), the TUM School of Educationand the Leibniz Institute for Science and Mathematics Education(IPN), Experimento is to be continually evaluated in the host countries using a common study design.
The successful establishment and development of Experimento in South Africa has produced a wealth of valuable experiences as well as strengthening the local educational agenda.
A proud moment: Rolf Huber, Managing Director Siemens Stiftung, Thomas Bachmeier, Director Deutschen Schule Johannesburg, Rita Nkuhlu, executive director Siemens South africa, Chief Zwelivelile Mandela, Mvezo Traditional Council, Rebecca Ottmann,Projectl management Experimento Africa, Gerald Miebs, Director Nelson-Mandela-Schule Berlin from left to right.
The special seminars prepare teachers and"multipliers" to use Experimento in their tuition, support them in carrying out the experiments, and train the multipliers in knowledge transfer based on the program content.
Experimento was developed in Germany for international use by Siemens Stiftung together with the Little Scientists' House(Haus der kleinen Forscher) foundation, the experts Dieter Arnold and Dr. Lutz Stäudel, and other independent educators.
They mark the startof a long-term commitment to education by Siemens Stiftung with Experimento in Kenya, focusing initially on Nairobi and its surrounding region and mainly addressing elementary schools, which have eight grades there.
Experimento, the international educational program of Siemens Stiftung, which aims to arouse interest in natural sciences, is based on the principle of learning through inquiry and is already being implemented in nine countries in Latin America, Europe and Africa.
Thanks to our committed local partners on the ground, the Experimento program is well on the way to meeting this objective in South Africa," explains Rebecca Ottmann, Program Manager for Experimento in Africa, at the conclusion of an intensive but thoroughly successful workshop.
Experimento is a practical concept that aims to meet precisely the goal established by the country in its educational agenda 2025: Learning for life, for making sense of the things and phenomena that surround us; learning, in order to understand and protect the environment, respect the"pachamama"(Madre Tierra), and contribute to the development of the community.
The learning content of Experimento is being jointly adapted for the Bolivian educational system and developed in workshops together with the public and nationally active Universidad Pedagógica, the regional Pedagogic University, the Department Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Escuela Superior de Formación de Maestras y Maestros"Enrique Finot" and the German school Santa Cruz.