After working very closely with partners in South Africa on STEM on the move and collecting ideas, inspirations, and multipliers from England, we took the post covid opportunity to deepen the cooperation with Spanish partners and drew on mutual learnings and new concepts for the STEM on the move topic. Read more…
STEM can be very exciting when it is taught in interesting ways, like using play, movement and experiencing as key motivators. With this vision we embarked on our journey to bring the joy of movement, combined with STEM topics, to schoolkids of different ages. But there can also be another Read more…
cosinuss° developed an in-ear sensor specifically for swimming purposes, which is able to record vital parameters and also withstands the challenges of being used in water. cosinuss° was eager to test and demonstrate the technology in school events and also via workshops with amazing athletes. cosinuss° in Munich: “Schwimm dich Read more…
With the ambition to get students to experience the merits and joy of being physically active while learning STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) contents, cosinuss° developed an in-ear sensor specifically for swimming purposes. Having tackled the challenges of getting the sensor waterproof, transmitting data while swimming as well as Read more…
The core goal of “STEM on the move” was always to combine STEM topics with the joy of movement. The main application is to turn school lessons and similar learning opportunities more practical and to experience various science phenomena yourself. But we don’t want to limit these concepts to a Read more…
Teaching students science and technique about cycling- The Songo Center in Stellenbosch (Kayamandi) has introduced a teaching module for STEM through cycling and bicycles – a programme developed in our STEM on the Move project. In collaboration with the Universität Braunschweig, ADFC Bayern and the University of Stellenbosch, resources were Read more…
… at least that’s what most people think. However, we set out to prove that STEM is not boring – or it doesn’t have to be. In our project “STEM on the move” we bring STEM topics into “the real world” in order to make them less theoretical and more Read more…
Our partner Steve Cousins, a variety artist from the United Kingdom at Let’s Circus (agency for contemporary circus performers, street artists and variety entertainment with the aim to bring happiness to audiences through performances) has shared three entertaining videos with us. They invite you to try magic yourself, bring a little more Read more…
Cyling is the best! You can learn physics with it (see our project “STEM on the moveâ€), you can stay fit and active, and not least: It has enormous potential to shape a transformation towards socio-ecological sustainability. Chosing bike over car can bring enormous relief for the environment. The bicycle Read more…
The ADFC Bayern is advising an international project that aims to teach scientific school subjects more clearly through exercise such as cycling in everyday life and in class. An interview with Armin Falkenhein, honorary chairman of the ADFC Bayern. The international education project “STEM on the move”, funded by the Read more…