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High-Fliers Final Conference

On 2023-10-31

6th of November 2023, Tartu, Estonia
Venue: Conference Centre of University of Tartu Library (Seminar Room Tõstamaa), Wilhelm Struve 1, Tartu

		Programme
10.30–11.00		Registration and welcome coffee
11.00–11.30		Opening and introduction of the High-Flier’s project
11.30–12.40		Introduction of the 4-Module High-Fliers Programme for Future STEM Educationalists
		Module 1 “Enhancing communication abilities” – Ville Tahvanainen, University of Eastern Finland
		Module 2 “Valuing Science” – Miia Rannikmäe, University of Tartu
		Module 3 “Reflection on Responsible Behaviour” – Cecília Galvão & Hélia Oliveira, University of Lisbon
		Module 4 “Self-management” – Josip Burusic, Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences
		Implementation of High-Fliers modules in the university course – Regina Soobard, University of Tartu
12.40–13.30		Lunch
13.30–14.30		Panel discussion Moderated by Kari Sormunen, University of Eastern Finland
		Panelists: Helin Semilarski, University of Tartu Cecília Galvão, University of Lisbon Helen Semilarski, University of Tartu Ville Tahvanainen, University of Eastern Finland Josip Burusic, Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences
14.30–15.00		Evaluation of HF programme for science community (in hybrid) Maija Aksela, University of Helsinki, LUMA Centre Finland Rain Mikser, Tallinn University
15.00–16.00		Closing and Reception

Autumn project meeting in Finland

By admin

On 2022-09-20

In Meetings, News

The 4^th project meeting was held at Joensuu in September 19–21, 2022.

Main initiatives of the meeting were:

to update and share the teaching modules manuals and implementations
to guide the introduction for the introductive videos
to frame the evaluation of the materials.

On Monday the head of the school, professor Sari Havu-Nuutinen opened officially the project meeting at the University of Eastern Finlands’ campus.

*Head of the school, professor Sari Havu-Nuutinen is opening the meeting*.

Further, in the afternoon during the lunch break the participants were able to compensate for their CO2 emission caused during their travelling by planting trees with sustainable learning and teaching organization ENO – Environment Online.