We all know that coming home from a teaching conference with ideas that you know are tried and true, and ready to go, is solid gold for a teacher. During the Fair, each participant is assigned a stand to present their project. There will be opportunities for you to visit each and every stand to see the experiments and demonstrations in action, and to display your own inventive methods. A portion of the fair will also be open to local educators.
Erich Fock, European representative from Germany shows his model train project to Jonathon DeBooy, Outreach Officer from the Australian Synchrotron |
Liz Wirtanen, a science & technology teacher from St. Jerome, QC shows off her students’ renewable energy home project, built to-scale |
Diana Hall and Sarah Torrie, senior physics teachers from Ottawa and Toronto, participate in Carly DeBoice’s (Program Developer for the New Science Centre 2011 Project in Calgary) inquiry-based activity |
Julie Bolduc-Duval, a CEGEP teacher in Thetford Mines, QC, displays the accelerometer/altimeter vest that her class used to measure altitude and acceleration on amusement park rides as they investigated the design of their own projects. | 
Fair at SoSD in Berlin , Ger |
Performance of DNA Boogie at SoSD |
Fair display of Johanne Patry at SoSD |
Fair at SoSII in Grenoble, Fr |
German display of a student designed heart monitor at SoSII |