Co-funded by

the Seventh Framework Programme

of the European Union

In brief, what is TEMI?

Science on Stage

19 June 2015

Dorothée Loziak

Queen Mary University of London

Pilot Teacher Training Programme

EU-funded project (Fp7)

MYSTERIES

13 Partners, 11 countries

9 Teacher Training Centres

Bremen University

Weizmann Institute

University of Vienna

Sheffield Hallam University

Limerick University

Charles University Prague

University of Milan

Leiden University

HBV Norway

540 teachers involved

Teaching the TEMI way

How using

mysteries supports

science learning

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1

Mysteries Their Nature and Purpose in Science Education

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2

Enquiry And the 5E model

Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, Evaluate

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3

Presenting

mysteries Showmanship

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4

Gradual Release of

Responsibility The Apprentice Model

BOOK OF MYSTERIES

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Smart phone app (under way)

Videos (Youtube TEMI channel)

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http://teachingmysteries.eu

Download the TEMI methodology booklet and

mysteries to use in the classroom on: