Jasmine: My name is Jasmine.
Chair: And I am a chair.
Jasmine: We’re from NIU Steam and …
Christi: This is the voice of science on Wnij. Happy World Science Education Day! Some episodes ago, we talked about global engineering day and how important and effective engineers are there for our daily life. Today we are going to find the world of science education.
Jasmine: Every March 14pm, the World Science Education Day recognizes the role of science education in the formation of future innovators, problems and informed global citizens. Although not a formally designated international day, it is in line with global efforts to promote science literacy, equal access to education, and promote interfaith education.
Christi: Science education is a basis for steam learning. It nurtures curiosity, critical thinking and solutions. Key skills to tackle real -world challenges. By integrating articles, steam education produces students in the emerging fields, promotes creativity, and encourages innovation. Identifying science teachers emphasizes the importance of high -quality education in influencing future scientists, engineers and environmental supporters.
Jasmine: To become an effective science educator, you will need knowledge of a strong topic in science and its application. You should be able to teach complex concepts in a engagement that is understandable to a wide range of people. The concepts of science must be able to include experience, field studies, and real applications of real world with skills so that science can be connected to the daily life of its audience. Most importantly, you need a comprehensive commitment to ensure that students, parents and members of the community have access to high quality education.
Chair: You’re listening to the sound of science on Wnij, where you learn something new every day.
