Het zal hierbij o.a. gaan over de vele initiatieven op het gebied van Open Schooling, citizen science project, e.d.

Belangrijke partners: Vereniging van Science Centers (VSC), Bedrijf in de klas, e.a.

Contact: Marieke Wolthoff en Vincent Jonker

Open Schooling

Open Schooling: Betrek meer mensen bij het onderwijs (ouders, werkgevers, ondernemers, e.d.)

Bron: https://elbd.sites.uu.nl/2022/07/04/open-schooling/

Citizen Science Project

NWO’s current strategy (‘Wetenschap werkt!’ 2023-2026) states in its vision for Dutch research in 2030 that “society relies on and participates in groundbreaking research because it makes an essential contribution to our future”.

In citizen science, people from outside academia, i.e. citizens, actively participate in scientific research. This is done in partnership and cooperation with researchers from knowledge organisations, and at different stages of the research process. The aim of citizen science is to generate new (scientific) knowledge and insights, and to strengthen the dialogue between science, society (and policy).

Bron: NWO

Literatuur

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