La Méridienne - Que Lan Tran - de la médiation scientifique à l’école

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Nous suivons Que Lan Tran, chargée de communication et de médiation scientifique au CERTEM dans la classe de CM2 de l’école Clocheville de Tours. Il s’agit de la classe de Sandra Rouzier, et aujourd’hui il est question de circuit fermé, d’électricité et de micro-électronique. Aubry Jaquenod, doctorant CIFRE Vermon/CERTEM est là également pour cet atelier de découverte scientifique. Des enfants curieux, interessés, et contents de montrer leur jeu en cours de réalisation. Un reportage pour comprendre un peu mieux ce qu’est la « médiation scientifique », comment l’integrer dans un projet pédagogique. Et un clin d’oeil à Jamy Gourmaud Journaliste - Melissa Wyckhuyse Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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